Mark Twain loved to smoke his corn cob pipes. Although there's a lot of conjecture as to what kind of tobacco he enjoyed, it was almost certain that some of what he smoked would have been a Burley blend. So what better way to pay tribute to the esteemed author than to put his name on a comforting semi-aromatic pipe tobacco. Mark Twain pipe tobacco is made of rich, ripe Burley along with some bright Virginia, finished with a top note that creates a pleasant room note, and a slightly nutty-sweet flavor that you can enjoy at any time of day. So load up a cob, sit on the porch and put your feet up and light up, just like Twain used to do.
Very mellow smooth taste. Very pleasing to the palette.
4 out of 5
Not compex but enjoyable
Jun 04, 2019
Samuel Clemens, the man who gives us a glimpse into the 19th century when we crack the tomes he laid pen to. And more than an amatuer smoker as well. So when P&C released their line of pipe tobacco named in his honor, I had to pick up some, except it was always out of stock! I got lucky this go around and snagged a pouch of original. To be completely honest, upon first glance and smoke I was disappointed. Coming from my normal habits of premium Virginia blends, the bag full of burley and whiskey topping failed to wow me. Now after burning several bowls, I am coming around to respect this almost otc blend more. It is a simple, american burley blend topped with whiskey/bourbon. Lightly aromatic, lots of burley smoke and a good smoke for chores around the yard or to puff idley while tinkering in the workshop. This is not a deeply contemplative blend that you can puff on while solving the worlds problems but it is a no nonesense straightforward all day puffing blend.
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