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$11.65
MSRP: $13.50
Details
- Components: Virginia, Burley, Black Cavendish
- Family: Aromatic
- Cut: Ribbon
About This Pipe Tobacco
Cult's Blood Red Moon is a dark and rich blend of fire-cured Cavendish, Bright Virginias, and Burleys heady with aromas of Royal Ann cherry and dark chocolate, offering a delightfully smooth smoke.
Customer Reviews
WHAT'S THAT??? A CHERRY THAT DOESN'T BURN HOT OR BITE???
March 20, 2018
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Briar_Crane
Product: Cult Blood Red Moon 50g
Do yourself a favor and buy this tobacco. It's better than sex.
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For an Aromatic...
July 14, 2026
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William M.
Product: Cult Blood Red Moon 50g
s, and Mixture 965 for context....Read More
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Outstanding
July 12, 2026
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Alec S.
Product: Cult Blood Red Moon 50g
My go to for anytime. Great aroma, easy pulls, and tasty on the tongue
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This is how cherry is done
July 11, 2026
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Dallas374
Product: Cult Blood Red Moon 50g
Very surprised by how good this was, dosent taste like your sucking on a cherry cough drop. Burns cool, smells great. Very pleased
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Sweet Surprise
July 08, 2026
By:
Mitchell C.
Product: Cult Blood Red Moon 50g
resilient and the vacuum sealing was stronger than I anticipated. After finding the best way to break the seal using one of my pipe tools, I was greeted by the distinct aroma of black cherry and dark chocolate. I was impressed that they managed to mimic the true essence of cordial cherries in this blend. The next thing I noticed was the wrapping, a white fabric reminiscent of a coffee filter, yet also something you would expect to find in a luxury box of chocolates. It adds a bit of charm and visual appeal to the blend nested within.
After appreciating these details, I uncovered the blend, taking a pinch between my fingers, taking note of the marbling of white burley and dark cavendish leaves, rolling it around a bit to get a feel for what it had to offer. The results found that these leaves are very damp, which I suppose only makes sense considering it is a heavy aromatic in a thick casing. Despite this, my hand never felt sticky, grimy, or dirty. Instead, it left a perfumey essence that lasted until washing it off that smelled delicious. It took a while to dry properly, well beyond the 15-20 minute time I use with most blends. This could be attributed to my home though. I tend to keep the temperature at 60 degrees, so this most likely slowed it down significantly. For those who like it warmer, you will probably get drastically different results.
After the blend had dried, I packed the bowl with it, and the prelight really gave me an idea of what I was in for. The addition of heat only strengthened the chocolate and cherry notes. Smoking the bowl, this blend maintained that effect through its entirety. The taste didn't do much for me, but the smell was mouthwatering and enticing. It filled my home with sweet, chocolatey smoke that made the whole room feel festive and welcoming. Everyone present was really taken aback by it and complimented the aroma. It really won the crowd over. Being an aromatic, I believe this is the true metric to grade it on.
I no longer smoke it on its own, adding it to home blends to sit overnight or over a period of days or weeks. After letting the components marry, it acts as an incredible condiment to the overall bowl. This is especially true with darker and spicier blends, and I would recommend to anyone looking to freshen up their smoke for themselves or others. It makes the whole event a delight to bystanders and the smoker alike. I would caution that you shouldn't expect an incredible taste on its own, but as an aromatic, it stands tall....Read More
After appreciating these details, I uncovered the blend, taking a pinch between my fingers, taking note of the marbling of white burley and dark cavendish leaves, rolling it around a bit to get a feel for what it had to offer. The results found that these leaves are very damp, which I suppose only makes sense considering it is a heavy aromatic in a thick casing. Despite this, my hand never felt sticky, grimy, or dirty. Instead, it left a perfumey essence that lasted until washing it off that smelled delicious. It took a while to dry properly, well beyond the 15-20 minute time I use with most blends. This could be attributed to my home though. I tend to keep the temperature at 60 degrees, so this most likely slowed it down significantly. For those who like it warmer, you will probably get drastically different results.
After the blend had dried, I packed the bowl with it, and the prelight really gave me an idea of what I was in for. The addition of heat only strengthened the chocolate and cherry notes. Smoking the bowl, this blend maintained that effect through its entirety. The taste didn't do much for me, but the smell was mouthwatering and enticing. It filled my home with sweet, chocolatey smoke that made the whole room feel festive and welcoming. Everyone present was really taken aback by it and complimented the aroma. It really won the crowd over. Being an aromatic, I believe this is the true metric to grade it on.
I no longer smoke it on its own, adding it to home blends to sit overnight or over a period of days or weeks. After letting the components marry, it acts as an incredible condiment to the overall bowl. This is especially true with darker and spicier blends, and I would recommend to anyone looking to freshen up their smoke for themselves or others. It makes the whole event a delight to bystanders and the smoker alike. I would caution that you shouldn't expect an incredible taste on its own, but as an aromatic, it stands tall....Read More
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