MATCH Bourbon Street

It’s good, sweet and light, but the burley is not cube cut and the flavor is not the same as the original. I smoked the original going back to when it was called Bond Street. This blend is more aromatic and is missing an ingredient that gave it an occasional pungent, soapy flavor.

Good aroma and flavor. Smooth smoke.

Good flavor stays lit really well only draw back as the leaves are a little large

Bourbon street, I compared this to the original I have a half a can from the late sixties, this blend is ninety five percent close. Bourbon street is mild burly blend,no heavy toppings with a trace of anise. Great as a ever day blend very gentle packs well few relights. Take a walk back to the sixties. Bob

I want to start off by saying I never had the defuncted PM Bond Street. This blend is beautifully crafted. The cut is a rough cut it kinda reminds me of the Revelation match. There is no tongue bite, the taste is old fashioned and the room note from what my son said is brownies baking. The topping is different from any other blend I've had. It needs no dry time, just scoop your pipe in your day pouch and drag it through! It takes a minute or two to get it going not because of moisture but because of the chunky cut.

Nice chunky cut. Very similar to Drexel VIII. Tastes like your typical Virginia Flake; grassy, citris, with a bit of earthy goodness. Flavor does not change as you smoke. I actually like the smell of the tobacco in the bag more than the smoke aroma, which is nice enough. Smoke is a little thin. Nicotine seems low.

Bond Street was what smoked in the late70’s and 80’s. I missed it dearly until I found this reproduction of it. Very good blend. Love the aroma. Great smoke. Getting ready to place a second order.

Very smooth

Good match.

Nice blend smooth smoke no bite, balanced flavor, worth a try everyday .

Really good tobacco.

Great flavor, but it's a little dry

Good stuff

Another tasty codger match blend. I really enjoy codger blends and this was the perfect blend for relaxing after cutting the grass. Smooth, tasty, no bite, cool smoking, all the things I like about a codger blend. A Winner for me.

Another tasty codger match blend. I really enjoy codger blends and this was the perfect blend for relaxing after cutting the grass. Smooth, tasty, no bite, cool smoking, all the things I like about a codger blend. A Winner for me.

brings back-bond street-my father-my uncle smoked it ten it came back as bourbon st now it's match 12 excellent for me

On the light side not a lot of flavor no bite nice if you like a smooth smoke

I like bourbon street. It was smooth and taste good.

I really enjoyed this mixture. I will buy this again

this is a good aromatic but must be smoked very slow or the smoke is bitter i like the taste and aroma of this tobacco i ordered more and mixed it with duke albert---im satisfied with the price

As usual, I enjoyed the tobacco.

Rougher cut and harsher than I like.

It’s ok It’s different

Good smoke. Nice body; great in the morning with coffee.

I found this tobacco is best experienced with a corn cob pipe to get the full flavor.

Started smoking it when it was Bond St. then it went out and was picked up as Bourbon St. and now it's been gone for some time too. This match is similar to be sure but I do recall the aroma being different, more of the liquor and less fragrant.....but then it's been some time. Enjoyable none the less and better than a plain cubed burley for certain. Would have done it again but it was out of stock, can't be the only one enjoying it.

I just opened a can from my stash of original Bourbon Street for comparison with your product. Two points were of note. One, the chunk size was notably bigger in the original ( Yes, I went to the bottom of the can to evaluate separation of sizes) Two, the original had more very dark ( Latica?) tobacco. That said, smoking the two seems exactly the same. After 63 years of pipe smoking, I am something of an expert.

I was able to fulfill a customer request for the old standard Bond/Bourbon street pipe blend through Pipes and Cigars much to his delight and mine. The blend was then mixed with another old standard, Half and Half, also purchased through pipes and cigars....it was like the 60's all over again, or what I imagine it must have been like.