Peter Stokkebye No. 9 Vanilla Creme uses flue-cured Virginias in two ways - as a simple loose ribbon and also as a Cavendish. The subtle vanilla essence is applied with a light hand to allow the flavor of the tobacco to come through in the taste while making the room note pleasant and gentle. A perennial best-seller, No. 9 Vanilla Creme is one of the smoothest vanilla blends you'll ever try.
This will go to my mix of the Admiral vanilla I like it 🎩👣🤙😎
5 out of 5
Love at first puff
Oct 11, 2016
Bought this while Stokkebye tobaccos sere on sale to try. Will be ordering a pound of it later this month. You get great flavor from the Virginia tobacco blend and a nice mellow aroma from the vanilla. Smoked for a good while and flavor stayed true the entire way. Compared to the Stokkebye French Vanilla this is awesome while the French Vanilla is OK. Will be adding this to my regular rotation of tobacco. Will make a great evening pipe while I watch the sunset and relax.
4 out of 5
Surprisingly Good
Oct 06, 2016
Didn't have really high expectations when I ordered this. Just wanted to try something a little different. The vanilla flavor is nicely subdued so you can actually taste the tobacco. It's a nice, mild blend that goes well with coffee and hits the spot anytime during the day. Lights easily and burns pretty clean for an aromatic. I smoke mostly virginias and english blends, but i've been going through the 4 oz. I received at a fast rate. Based on the taste and quality, (as well as the nice price), I'll be ordering more of this. I'll also looking forward to sampling some of the other Stockebye aromatics. If you like your aromatics, but not anything heavy or overpowering, this smooth-smoking blend is highly recommended.
4 out of 5
Nice vanilla aromatic
Sep 21, 2016
Now I am biased towards vanilla tobaccos, always liked 'em. This blend smokes evenly, no bite, slight vanilla flavoring when smoked, good enough for me to order more of it. But my favorite is Sutliffe Spicey Vanilla.
Customer Testimonials
This is one of those blends that I fell in love(lust?) with years ago, where I met it as Crown Royale. Years later, here I am revisiting it. I still have a great fondness for it, the aroma in bag is a crowd pleaser, and as far as vanilla blends go(and gods, aren't there a ton?), PS 9 has a soft and easy way about it, despite being a heavier vanilla flavor than many. One might get the feeling that the tobacco itself drank some vanilla, then proceeded to be topped with more, and aged in a vanilla bean. Okay, so enough hyperbole, down to brass tacks. The vanilla flavor comes across solidly and consistently, but it smokes cooler than many other vanillas. Tobacco flavor is very mild and understated, if noticed at all. I loathe the idea of a 'beginner's blend' but if you were to introduce someone new to pipe smoking and/or aromatics, this is a nice place to start. Some may find it a nice dessert smoke, others a 'first thing in the morning' type. Of note, I've never had this tobacco bite, in spite of some heavy gulps and overzealous sipping. That's not to say it can't or won't bite, but this is a rather forgiving blend, and that adds to the charm. Its strong vanilla taste is not overly sweet either, so if you had the PS 6 but it wasn't bold enough, or you like Mac Baren's Vanilla Creme but found it too bitey or dense, or if you like the McClelland Vanilla but didn't care for the goop at the end, this is your huckleberry.
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