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Woodard S.
Reviews
G. L. Pease - Westminster 2oz
Great Smoke
I was broken hearted when Dunhill quit supplying tobacco. Greg Pease has healed my broken heart. Since I’ve started smoking again after a 20-year hiatus, I’ve tried a couple of English blends. They seemed too sweet to be a true English. Back in the late 60’s, the 70’s, and 80’s, English blends that I liked were marked with a savory flavor and little to no sweetness. I ordered two 2 oz. cans, and as soon as you manage to restock, I plan to buy a pound. The very first bowl has convinced me. Kudos, Mr. Pease
Presbyterian - Presbyterian 50g
Second Opinion
I like it, but I still prefer a bit more taste. It was a good way to get back into pipe smoking. But, I remember Balkan Sobranie, 759, and Dunhill London Mixture. I enjoy Presbyterian, but there’s tobaccos I like better.
St. Bruno - Ready Rubbed 1.75oz
An Old Friend
I was introduced to St. Bruno in the Early 1990’s when I was a Grad Student. I loved it then. I started smoking pipes again a few months ago. St. Bruno is still a favorite of mine. I do think it’s bits less than 30 years ago, but maybe I’ve learned how to smoke it. Like most tobaccos, it needs to be gently sipped. Could do with some dry time when just opened.
Presbyterian - Presbyterian 50g
Pretty Good
It needs to dry a bit. Fairly mild. I’d prefer more Latakia presence, bu I used to smoke the Original Balkan Sobranie.
