Peter Stokkebye No. 38 Highland Whiskey is made primarily of bright Virginias and soft black Cavendish to which a small amount of mellow Mexican Burley is added. The finishing touch is a splash of aged Scotch whisky that's light and never overwhelming. There won't he any hangovers with this Highland Whiskey.
This one has been a favorite of mine for years. I’ve always thought a whiskey “note” equal to a cherry flavoring. If you’ve ever enjoyed Borkum Riff, then give this one a try
5 out of 5
Mixture perfect
Feb 11, 2018
Not strong smell,great taste,,and very enjoyable at end of day,,AWESOME,,thankyou
5 out of 5
Best price on Peter Stokkebye Highland Whiskey bulk pipe tobacco.
Nov 08, 2017
Great service
5 out of 5
Great all around.
May 20, 2017
I love this stuff. For me, this is my go-to blend. It's nice and balanced in all categories.
2 out of 5
Highland whiskey
Dec 18, 2016
Bought an ounce to try. Smoked it once, found it isn't really my thing. No whiskey flavor at all, very bland. Won't buy again
4 out of 5
Try an ounce, what do you have to lose?
May 11, 2016
This is pretty good in a MM cob for this casual smoker. Not much liquor taste, I will enjoy the rest but won't buy more.
4 out of 5
Highland Whiskey
Apr 18, 2016
A nice sweet smoke with good room note & taste.
3 out of 5
don't try this one.
Mar 06, 2016
A little too much bite and burn in the flavor of the tobacco. Plus burned too hot in the pipe. Scalds inside of the mouth.
5 out of 5
Will be keeping this on hand.
Dec 28, 2015
Use this as a change of pace from my regular tobacco. Not sweet or fruity. Has an excellent aroma before or after lighting. Has a smooth caramel like taste. If you've never tried whiskey tobacco before try this one and see what the others are supposed to be like.
4 out of 5
Touch of black cavendish, touch
Dec 27, 2015
Touch of black cavendish, touch of sweetness
3 out of 5
Peter Stokkbye Highland Whiskey.... This is not the malt you're looking for.
Sep 30, 2015
Highland Whiskey isn't going to offend anyone anytime soon. Unless you hate aromatics with a passion (but then why are you here). Highland arrived very wet (think fresh moss) and was drizzled with a topping that if it was whiskey it resembles no highland I've come across. It's not anything particularly artificial in nature, and as it dried the tobacco found some semblance of balance. But despite its best efforts, the interesting topping doesn't hide the relatively boring blend. If you're looking for a no nonsense puff you can kind of just zone out and smoke and not offend those around you; then give this one a go, it's also not a nicotine bomb for better or worse.
Customer Testimonials
I bought an oz. of it i like it good aroma good taste mild and an all around good smoke. I will buy some more of this.
JE of Enid, OK
For this scotch lover who cut his teeth on aromatics and now is a huge Virginia fan, this is a very nice tobacco. This is not your typical aromatic in that the topping isn't overdone and you can actually taste the tobaccos--in this case, the Virginias really come through. The sweetness tastes like it's coming first from the whisky and second from the Virginias. Not a complex smoke by any means, but well balanced and highly enjoyable with the quality that you'd expect from Stokkebye.
JA of Antioch, TN
I set down with this a few times, years ago, and decided to revisit it in my most recent order. Time and memory haven't dulled this in the slightest. I recalled it as a mild and smooth, with a rich scent...to me, the flavor of whiskey comes across sweet but not rich, like a nice Glenmorangie neat. The taste of the tobacco is slight at first, and that may turn some off, but it gradually builds, letting the bold burley flavor step forward and the whiskey take a backseat. I let it breathe for about 4-5 minutes before packing and lighting, and it burned mostly cool and smooth with just two sizzling spots near the bottom. The only caveat I can offer is this: While it allows some gulps and puffs(if you will), the deeper in you are, the more you want to sip and beware the sizzle. I believe 80% of all aro tongue burn comes from getting too comfortable with the tobacco. Not a dig at anyone either, but I notice my 'clencher' buddies get burnt more often than the 'holders'... I believe that is due to an unconscious extra sip or two, and the bottom half of this lovely tobacco will not allow it. If I were to call it a 1-10, 10 as best, I give the PS 38 a rating of 9, great whiskey flavor, smooth and light, a nice after meal kind of smoke or a smoke while chatting with friends.
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