Details
- Components: Virginia, Burley
- Family: Aromatic
- Cut: Broken Flake
About This Pipe Tobacco
For Gawith, Hoggarth & Co's #7 Broken Flake, dark-fired Virginias and Burley tobaccos are combined with smooth, natural flavorings.
Customer Reviews
Ages Wonderfully
July 29, 2025
By:
Alejandro V.
Product: Gawith Hoggarth & Co. #7 Broken Flake Bulk
Perfect for the cellar (sweetness and richness)!
Nice and complex
November 14, 2023
Product: Gawith Hoggarth & Co. #7 Broken Flake Bulk
A very interesting tobacco blend, perhaps a new favorite one. Nice and complex smoke, cold and full of natural aromas. Some flowers, woody, and soft vanilla give some sweetness, but they complement the blend. Highly recommended.
Dark, smooth and oh so flavorful
May 25, 2023
By:
ParkitoATL
Product: Gawith Hoggarth & Co. #7 Broken Flake Bulk
o sharp edges. The Lakeland flavors make this one quite sublime. This is an absolutely superior smoking experience....Read More
classic blend
April 06, 2023
By:
Robert M.
Product: Gawith Hoggarth & Co. #7 Broken Flake Bulk
l which I look forward to.
I have some kendal flake which is quite mild compared to the #7 broken flake.
To my tastes it has a similar essence with a stronger tobacco core.
If I had to explain the top note I would say it resembles the herb bundle used in an aftershave lotion. But the good parts, the pleasant lingering of essence is hard to explain as pleasant to some but I assure All that it is a unique and complex profile that addresses some of the issues with strong tobaccos.
One might think the topping blows off and the bowl turns bitter but I find the flavor counters the rough edges basically to the end of the bowl.
Probably answered my own question about how the blends do well in summer heat..
Recommend to all Enthusiasts and newcomers who have some experience and want to sample a very classic taste from a great tobacco house.
Edit:
4/22/23.
Chocolate Easter Bunny….
As I have grown closer to this blend I find my earlier comments to be lacking.
While there is a lot going on in the bowl with this blend I finally found what can only be described as those chocolate easter bunnies I used to get as a child. Barely able to be classified as chocolate and with those odd flavored colored sugar decorations they had a distinct profile.
Fast forward to today and I find that musty, chocolate flavor with a hint of a floral undertone is a very tasty blend. The more I load, the more I like!...Read More
I have some kendal flake which is quite mild compared to the #7 broken flake.
To my tastes it has a similar essence with a stronger tobacco core.
If I had to explain the top note I would say it resembles the herb bundle used in an aftershave lotion. But the good parts, the pleasant lingering of essence is hard to explain as pleasant to some but I assure All that it is a unique and complex profile that addresses some of the issues with strong tobaccos.
One might think the topping blows off and the bowl turns bitter but I find the flavor counters the rough edges basically to the end of the bowl.
Probably answered my own question about how the blends do well in summer heat..
Recommend to all Enthusiasts and newcomers who have some experience and want to sample a very classic taste from a great tobacco house.
Edit:
4/22/23.
Chocolate Easter Bunny….
As I have grown closer to this blend I find my earlier comments to be lacking.
While there is a lot going on in the bowl with this blend I finally found what can only be described as those chocolate easter bunnies I used to get as a child. Barely able to be classified as chocolate and with those odd flavored colored sugar decorations they had a distinct profile.
Fast forward to today and I find that musty, chocolate flavor with a hint of a floral undertone is a very tasty blend. The more I load, the more I like!...Read More
awesome!
March 19, 2023
By:
JassonWB
Product: Gawith Hoggarth & Co. #7 Broken Flake Bulk
with notes of Tonquin Bean and Vanilla. Vanilla is the first to drop to the background within the first 1/4. The tonquin/lakeland decreases intensity a bit at the 1/2-way point and remain in the middle ground till nearly the end. Taste is medium and very consistent, with notes of tonquin/lakeland, vanilla, floral, sugar, spices, molasses, peaty vegetation, orange peel/zest, bread, wood, mild nuts, tart and tangy citrus, sweet hay, rich earth, an almost herbal lemon grassy background note, and a peppery retro. Virginias is leading with Dark-Fired, Flavoring and Burley supporting. Room note is tolerable, and aftertaste is great....Read More
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