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Black Cavendish Pipe Tobacco

Product Number: 005-459-0078

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Details

Strength:
2/5
Room Note:
2/5
Taste:
3/5
  • Components: Black Cavendish
  • Family: Blending
  • Cut: Ribbon

About This Pipe Tobacco

C&D's exclusive Black Cavendish is a faithful mainstay within many of their aromatic selections, but is also perfect as the base of an aromatic blend or to add body to a mixture.

Customer Reviews

Overall Rating:
4.2
18 reviews
Great For Blending!
February 11, 2025
Product: Cornell & Diehl Black Cavendish Bulk
I bought this specifically for blending as I had read that this Black Cavendish has no detectable flavoring and I couldn't agree more. It adds a smooth/creamy smoke to my blends without introducing any unwanted flavorings. This is now my "go to" Black Cavendish. I simply love this stuff!...Read More
Smoke On!
May 31, 2025
Product: Cornell & Diehl Black Cavendish Bulk
This is a very pleasant smoke and I mean smoky by itself. Very light and no bite but with minimal flavor. Blends extremely well with my amaretto flavored tobacco. Mixed 2/3 amaretto tobacco and 1/3 black Cavendish and I mean it is uptown. Will also try with my vanilla and molasses flavored tobacco soon....Read More
Black Cavendish
May 22, 2025
Product: Cornell & Diehl Black Cavendish Bulk
The C&D Bulk Library Project

Black Cavendish
Smoking Pipes rating 4.2

Sampled in a MM Missouri Pride

Bag notes: an oddly interesting crossroads between earthy mushroom umami and faint buttercream cake frosting. Black ribbons are cleanly cut, and while they look oily were surp
risingly and reasonably dry to the touch.

OK. I dreaded this one. I'm kind of gun shy as hell at this point when it comes to the aromatics and the black cavendish as a component - mainly because sometimes it's cool, and other times it's like taking a shot of Prestone antifreeze.

This is where I tell you that this experiment, or project, or whatever this endeavor has become , is valuable if to no one else but to me., Because there are learning moments.

It's not bad. I feared for no reason. It's actually , I guess, kind of lovely, if aromatic - or rather - not "seasoned" and "spiced" blends are your bag.

It was much better than I anticipated. It has a nice dry smoke - and then it starts to make connections in my mind, There are blends I have rated as high as a 5 that have black cavendish- nine of them to be exact - so I obviously can't hate it like I thought I did.
( The nine so far being : Sweet English, New Market, Old Joe Krantz Red, London Squire, Captain Bob's Blend, Cordial, Old Court, Engine 382 and Stratfordshire.)

But ALL five of the blends I have given a rating of 1 to - Belmont Station, Dark Cherry Cavendish, Berry Good, Black Cherry and Apricots and Cream ( so damn gross ) - all five also have black cavendish - and it was the componet I blamed in most cases - so what gives?

I think I have a guess - Green River Vanilla. I may be off, but I think it is a component in the ones I don't like. And as I rated GRV itself as a 2, there is some kind of alchemy of blending it with the other fruit toppings that puts me off. Thats my current working theory.

Anyway - back to this bag - I only smoked 2 bowls. Thats all I needed to determine 1) I was wrong maybe - that Black Cavendish on its own right is OK and 2) It's just not really my thing. There are hints - the tiniest and smallest mental trickery of hints of an almost Oreo like vanilla and chocolate essence there - but it a sugar free diet one as the matching sweetness is not present.

It is not bad. It is not offensive. It is, however, as boring as watching ants walk by on the sidewalk.

I see zero reason for me to cellar this blending tobacco. If I need some for a blend idea, I'll order some. Otherwise I don't think I'll ever smoke another bowl of it solo.

My Rating: 2

This is the 64th of 101 C&D Bulk blends I am reviewing for this project .
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Just GOOD!
October 06, 2024
Product: Cornell & Diehl Black Cavendish Bulk
The more of this I smoke the better it gets. Will make room for it when I order my next tin of Granger.
nice change of pace
January 07, 2023
Product: Cornell & Diehl Black Cavendish Bulk
Jar note of chocolate, vegetation, rich earth. The black tobacco has a little dark brown and moisture content is high. The cut is mostly ribbon with a good bit course cut. Drying out a bit is needed. Burns slow with many relights. The strength is mild and nic is mild. No flavoring detected, despite tin note. Taste is mild to medium and mostly consistent, with notes of wood, mildly sweet, earth, nuts, dry vegetation, sporadic hints of cocoa, bitter, mild tartness, cooked brown sugar, a toasty background note, and a smooth retro. Room note is pleasant to tolerable, and aftertaste is great....Read More

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