MATCH Prince Albert

Fantastic

Reminds me of the old days when I was a kid and my uncles smoked.

Great everyday tobacco. Tobacco flavor is primary with a noticeable but mild sugary sweetness blending in. The sugary flavor at no point overpowers the tobacco flavor. I have not tried the original Prince Albert so I cannot make a comparison between the two. MATCH Prince Albert is the exact tobacco I was looking for: tobacco up front with sugary sweetness mixing in. It's my primary and everyday tobacco.

Decent match for Prince Albert.

It’s a good smoke nice flavor with. I bite. I do notice an after taste in my sinus pain m not found of. Other than that I smoke it often. Pretty pleased with this mix.

I've read reviews claiming it's exactly the same, while others say it's close but not exact. After having it, I can say, confidently, "I am a fan!" I can't wait to try the original brand and I felt this was a great tobacco to smoke regardless. If this match blend is anywhere close to Prince Albert, I eagerly await the chance to try it.

Not quite the same as the original PA but reasonably close

No its not PA. But, I love codger blends and really enjoy this the best. Smooth, no bite and tasty. This might actually be my favorite all day blend from now on. Believe the actual Tobacco is first rate. Burns very smooth. I also love CH but this blend may be giving it a run for its money, even though this is a PA match.

I miss PA but this match comes through wonderfully. No bite. Not overly thrilled with the ribbon cut but I can manage. The price is also excellent. I will get PA when available but will purchase this from now on. Good job to the person who mixed this.

Nice smooth flavor and smoke. Very close to Prince Albert.

A good every day blend. I don’t think it’s close to PA but tasty.

Very Very close to PA because the match DOES NOT have the aftertaste that PA has --I will prefer the match blend--needs a little drying out which is an easy fix. Smoked all the way down to ash with no fuss in a twice smoked pipe..will need more of this. I don't smoke as often as I used to so I don't like buying tubs--this is a problem solved for me

This is the closest of the match blends I have found. I would have given 5 ⭐️ except it is ribbon cut, not cross cut. For me, I have a learning curve on how to pack ribbon cut Tobacco’s, especially in smaller bowl pipes. I will be cutting it with scissors to assist in this process. The bottom line is when I burn through the other blends I have accumulated and unsuccessfully tried to get use to since the unavailablity of Prince Albert, I will be buying more of this with the hope it won’t be backordered when the next crisis arrives.

I’ve been a piper for more than 50 years and have had my share of PA and if there is any difference between the March and the original I have a hard time finding it. Perhaps a little more vanilla but not sure. I’ve been smoking them back to back and and seem to be preferring the Match but don’t know exactly why. I do like the Match cut better. The biggest difference, of course, is the price. You can get a pound of Match for less than a 14 oz tub of PA of you can find one.

This tobacco met with more than my expectations. It did not burn hot, it's smooth and there is no bite. I like it as well as I like Prince Albert.

I really like Burley, and this blend is one that I smoke all day everyday. While I have several cellared blends, I’ve been stocking up on this Sutliff “Duke Albert”. Love it.

Not exactly the PA I know. This is a sweeter, cooler burning tobacco than PA. I enjoy this as much or more. Thanks.

I have always like Prince Albert. And this has a little bit of a price break from the pouch or the 12 oz canister.

A really good blend that is sweet and easy to smoke. Easily made into my regular rotation and something I'll be buy on a regular basis.

This tobacco has a tin note, that I remember from when I was a kid. It came a little moist to my liking, but after a smidgen of drying time, this tobacco was a good all day smoke. As an aromatic, I found the topping on the shy side. I feel like there are better aromatic matches here, but if you are on the fence about ordering it, pull the trigger on an once. I feel you will find this tobacco decently pleasing.

A very interesting blend. I was amazed at how close to the original this blend is.

i mix prince albert match with bourbon street and get a good mild smoke it stays lit better than if you smoke bourbon street by itself very satisfied with quality of both tobaccos i will buy more when i get low

Not quite as sweet as PA, but a very good substitute at a reasonable price.

Tastes like your father's smoke

not a bad tobacco but it is the prince . the tobacco arived fresh nicly pacaged and on time iwill mix it with some thing i have on hand probably let it rest in a mason jar for a while

It was very decent, but was missing a few notes compared with Prince Albert...

It’s better than Middleton’s.

Nothing will match Prince Albert original. It's an American burley classic. Anything other is just a poor imitation.

A nice alternative to PA. Has a little more of the cocoa flavor and less anise aroma/flavor than Prince, thumbs up.

This stuff is awesome. I enjoy the smell and the flavoring of this tobacco.

This one of the pipe tobacco's I enjoyed when I started and when I lit up my first pipe it was like finding a old friend. It was a mild bend to smoke and it pass the "wife test" so I can smoke it the house. It is good bend for a first time pipe smoker to start with because it easy to lit and smoke.

Milder and sweeter than Prince Albert. It seems to have a fruity flavoring. PA has a cocoa topping. You can smell it in the can or pouch. The original formula for PA was Piedmont Bright, a flavored and sweetened Burley from Kentucky, and 10% Turkish leaf. I have no reason to believe it has changed. Camel cigarettes still use that formula. So, nice enough tobacco, but by no means a Prince Albert match. Try again, P&P!

I am a long-time Prince Albert smoker. Prince Albert is flavored with cocoa. You can smell it when you open a fresh container. The Match blend seems to have a fruity top note. Originally, Prince Albert was 10% Turkish leaf, in addition to Piedmont bright and sweetened Kentucky burly. I have no reason to believe it has changed. The Prince Albert finish seems to suggest Turkish to me, particularly when the smoke is properly "sipped." Prince Albert is not a strong tobacco, but it is distinctly stronger than the Match blend. Putting all that aside, the Match blend is quite pleasant, and, like Prince Albert, is not overly aromatic and does not bite.

Nice all day blend, no bite smooth and stready

Have smoked PA for years so had to try this Prince Albert Match. Seems a just a bit sweeter and for me I like that. Overall excellent match. Think I like it maybe even a little better than reg. PA. Excellent smoke, taste and burn. Will buy more. Thanks P&C.

This blend is as good or better than the original.smooth not too sweet and lacking that chemical taste. Will order more.