Chacom: Saint Claude 50g Pipe Tobacco

Product Number: 003-759-0003

Taking inspiration from the birthplace of the briar pipe, Chacom's Saint Claude is a tribute to the French pipe tradition. Blended from Bright and Red Virginias, and a sprinkling of Black Cavendish, it's a minimalist mixture gently sweetened with chocolate and vanilla for a smooth, all-day smoke.

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Components: Virginia, Black Cavendish
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Ribbon

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burnt coffee

May 28, 2021

Product: Chacom Saint Claude 50g

always interested in trying this blend and when i finally did i was not satisfied. poor quality of tobacco and tasted more like burnt coffee. Perhaps it needs a bit of topping to sweeten it up? give it a try maybe its just me.

so-so

December 28, 2018

Product: Chacom Saint Claude 50g

Indeed a restrained aromatic, the top notes didn't cover the poor quality of the leaf in this batch. It started out well, but soon turned rancid, a bit fishy and odd. A staleness became stronger with every sip, no matter the pipe.

Very nice

September 11, 2018

By: Grabow john

Product: Chacom Saint Claude 50g

This tobacco will make you warm in a time of cold.

Sweeeet...

August 19, 2016

Product: Chacom Saint Claude 50g

Sweet and mild Aromatic. Not gooey at all. Nice smell and no bite. An all day long smoke with no bad aftertaste. Worth a try.

An Aromatic I actually enjoy!

August 15, 2016

Product: Chacom Saint Claude 50g

I'm an English tobacco fan. Not merely a Latakia nut, I'm including a broader definition of English to include Virginia blends and VA/Per's as well. I prefer to taste tobacco, naturally sweet at times, but never flavored to taste like Blueberry pancakes or whatever, and rarely including classic sweetened Cavendish. Based on the description of Saint Claude, I expected the least of this among the three new blends from Chacom. To my surprise, I find it to be an exception to my dislike of nearly everything "Aromatic". The tin aroma is pretty typical, with a pronounced sweetness, yet fairly restrained. The tobacco is not too moist and not "sticky" with top dressings and humectants, and lit easily. The taste is as restrained as the aroma would imply, with gentle sweetness and flavoring and a minimal use of sweet Black Cavendish. It probably won't become my all day favorite, but a nice change of pace instead. If like me you generally avoid Aromatics, you might want to give this a try....Read More