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MSRP: $77.50
Briar Fox 2oz
Briar Fox 8oz
Details
- Components: Virginia, Burley
- Family: Virginia
- Cut: Cake
About This Pipe Tobacco
An exceptionally smooth blend of Virginias and Burley, and the personal favorite blend of the late Danish pipe maker Peter Heeschen, Briar Fox is pressed into an old fashioned crumble cake, making it easy to prepare for whatever consistency you prefer. Its flavor profile starts with a clean tobacco taste, heightens complexity at mid-bowl and finishes with a spicy character that will make you come back again and again.
Customer Reviews
Real tobacco flavor
May 21, 2026
By:
Poopdeck Pappy
Product: Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox 2oz
a dynamic experience. I know my preference changed over time. Happy smoking!...Read More
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Yeah it's good, but...
May 22, 2026
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Max B.
Product: Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox 2oz
I don't get the hype. I don't even understand the love or hate theory, yeah it's good, but that's it. Would I be upset if this was my desert island? Probably not. Would I buy it again? Maybe.
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Not to be Trifled with
February 01, 2026
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Smeckma
Product: Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox 2oz
Just burley and red Virginias. Which explains why it hits like a truck. If you’re used to stronger blends, you’ll be fine, but it definitely deserves a bit of respect. And don’t bother crumbling it down to dust before packing. I’ve tried both ways, and it smokes miles better when you just chuck it in a bit chunky. Defo grabbing another sealed bag when this one’s gone....Read More
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Damn good
May 14, 2026
By:
Jrod
Product: Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox 2oz
Nuff said
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Fox is one of those blends that has always been highly controversial — truly a “love it or hate it” tobacco.
December 23, 2025
By:
Mairo C.
Product: Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox 2oz
animal-like note. That initial aroma was something I personally didn’t enjoy at all.
Now, after nearly ten months of aging, the tobacco has clearly changed. It no longer smells or tastes like it did when it was new. In the early to mid bowl, I start to pick up a gentle sweetness, accompanied by subtle nutty notes. The smoke has also become much smoother and more rounded.
My impression is that this blend simply needs time to settle and mature, and it likely benefits from further aging. There’s a reason many people say that young Fox and aged Fox are essentially two different tobaccos....Read More
Now, after nearly ten months of aging, the tobacco has clearly changed. It no longer smells or tastes like it did when it was new. In the early to mid bowl, I start to pick up a gentle sweetness, accompanied by subtle nutty notes. The smoke has also become much smoother and more rounded.
My impression is that this blend simply needs time to settle and mature, and it likely benefits from further aging. There’s a reason many people say that young Fox and aged Fox are essentially two different tobaccos....Read More
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