Peterson: St. Patrick's Day 2018 50g Pipe Tobacco

This is a great blend. The tin note is very welcoming, the room note equally so. The tobacco can tend to smoke hot so keeping it cool is the key to tasting all that this blend has to offer. Get yourself a tin for St. Patrick's Day and remember to say your prayers.

Wow! A nice blend of Cavendish, Burley, and Virginia with a hint of fruit and the faint smell of a blackberry pie in the oven. Medium full smooth flavor. Not overly sweet. A real pleasure to smoke!

I got 3 tins. Thought I would just smoke every st Patrick’s day. Nope I love it. Now it’s All out and I want more. This is not good.

This tobacco really tastes like a freshly baked blackberry pie. It's not real strong, and I get the flavor best on the retrohale. Smoke this while drinking a cup of coffee for a winning combination!

I like this blend!! It is smooth and fresh with a good aroma and mouth feel. You will have to try it as I can't desc4ribe all it has going for it. Lewis

Yes, all the words in the title of my review are true. Strong tastes of fresh blackberries and a hint of mango make this medium strength aromatic a delicious afternoon smoke. The room note is absolutely wonderful. I could not put my pipe down. However, if you smoke this blend slow, it is much more pleasurable and flavorful as it tends to burn a bit hot. Overall 5 out of 5 in my opinion. Well done Peterson!...Read More

As soon as you open the tin, the aroma jumps right at you, reminisant of blackberries and dark raspberries. Cut reminds you of small confetti, composed of brown and light tan leaf, with a smattering of dark Cavendish which is cut slightly longer. Out of the tin, the tobacco was moderately moist and need about an hour of drying time before packing. After drying the tobacco it lit easily, giving a lightly darkened smoke, with a pleasant aroma, albeit not as strong as the tin note. Good flavours, not overpowering, no tongue bit. Due to it's moisture content, this tobacco should be packed lightly. A good smoke worthy of Peterson offering it as a regular offering...Read More