Tinned Tobacco / Samuel Gawith / Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g

Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g Pipe Tobacco

Product Number: 003-059-0104

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Details

Strength:
3/5
Room Note:
3/5
Taste:
4/5
  • Components: Virginia, Perique
  • Family: Virginia
  • Cut: Coins

About This Pipe Tobacco

Samuel Gawith was the son-in-law of Thomas Harrison, a snuff manufacturer who moved his trade and equipment to Kendal, Cumbria, England from Scotland in 1792. Gawith inherited this equipment from Harrison, and the company has been crafting premium tobacco since, with one of Samuel's two sons continuing the brand while the other joined with Henry Hoggarth to establish Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Though offering separate blends, both brands remain forever linked and still share the same manufacturing facility in England's Lake District, utilizing processes and techniques that date to the brands' 1792 roots. In many of their mixtures, Samuel Gawith maintains the standards enforced by the United Kingdom's strict purity laws of the 19th and 20th centuries — such laws dictating how much and what type of flavorings could be added to pipe tobacco and ensuring that sub-quality leaf wasn't hidden under the veil of exorbitant toppings.

Samuel Gawith's Cabbie's Roll Cut features naturally sweet Virginias enhanced with spicy Perique. The blend is first twisted and cured under pressure, allowing the mixture's flavors to intermingle and develop, before being cut into convenient coins.

Customer Reviews

Overall Rating:
4.8
29 reviews
Chynna
January 10, 2025
Product: Samuel Gawith Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g
Why tf are all the reviews in Chinese. Tobacco sells just as good in America as china. Cut them off.
George Wilson
January 16, 2025
Product: Samuel Gawith Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g
Currently, there is a significant issue where many Chinese consumers have urgent needs, but from a business perspective, SP cannot outright prohibit hoarding behaviors. A more effective approach would be to implement purchase limits on high-demand items, restricting each ID to buying, for example, only 2 units within a certain timeframe. Additionally, to prevent individuals from using multiple accounts to circumvent these limits, punitive measures could be introduced. For instance, if an IP address is found to have logged into multiple accounts within a 24-hour period, all orders associated with that IP address could be immediately canceled. This is a straightforward and feasible solution to address the problem....Read More
China
September 10, 2025
Product: Samuel Gawith Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g
Guys complaining about people from China being able to buy tobacco from America when 99% of what they own was made in China lol
Tears
September 09, 2025
Product: Samuel Gawith Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g
So many upset pipe smokers here. Are Chinese people making you feel left out, little guy? Are you mad at the big bad Chinese people for making tobacco reviews you can’t read? Does it endanger your sense of entitlement to not be able to get what you want? Poor little angry pipe smoker.
I got mine (now with update)
October 01, 2025
Product: Samuel Gawith Cabbie's Roll Cut 50g
And it is absolutely what I wanted. Update: after a couple of weeks in the jar, it's perfect. Don't think I'd be able to cellar any because I don't have the self discipline to not smoke it. It's plum or raisin-like flavors remind me of a roughly 5 year old tin of escudo I had once, maybe even better. I read somewhere that the perique is cased in cherry (or was at one point years ago) but I didn't get note any of that. The blend is very balanced to me... Each lead component does as it should. Moist out of the tin (and still moist out of the jar), I choose to not give it dry time. It didn't take me a bunch of relights to keep it burning despite this, and it burned evenly, biteless in my opinion and had a clean taste that remained consistent throughout the smoke. Usually with Virginia based blends I feel like the moisture in the last quarter bowl sort of gives the smoke a strong astringent taste. Not like tea, but a burnt wet woodsy taste. This? This didn't. I didn't realize it was done until I knocked the bowl a bit and it emptied as white ash and nothing left. My tastes say it's excellent, and maybe the best I've had... But it's price and rarity do disappoint me. It has a rare quality that surprised me and would be my vaper desert island blend of choice. My advice? Set money aside for this one. I doubt you'd be disappointed if you like this type of blend, and you'll end up in wishing you'd bought more. I got 8 tins without having trier it before and I'm definitely glad I did....Read More

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