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Gawith Hoggarth & Co. - Brown Bogie Tobacco description: "This is a dark fired and dark air cured Twist. Also known as Happy Bogie. An old fashioned rope tobacco that provides a stout smoke with high nicotine content." In The Tin/Pouch This tobacco is a twist or rope, whichever you prefer, it...

Gawith Hoggarth & Co. - Kendal Kentucky Gawith Hoggarth & Co. - Kendal Kentucky This has been on my list of tobacco to try for long time, I finally got some and figured I would do a review on it. From Gawith Hoggarth & Co's website - "Kendal Kentucky 100% pure Kentucky dark-fired leaf, with the...

Gawith Hoggarth & Co. - Bob's Chocolate Flake Bob's Chocolate Flake is a tobacco I have been meaning to try for a long time, and as I have just finished my first tin of it I figured I would share my thoughts about it. The tin description says "Virginias, Latakia, and Burley tobaccos with hints...

Just got done trying this in a cob. Cut 3 coins and rubbed them out. I tried to musket ball this and thought I had a good pack job. Took quite a few charring lights to get it going. And at about the halfway point I had to do some poking to loosen it up. After that it seemed to stay lit very...

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Title says it all. For those of you who like a strong dose of vitamin "N", what do you think? I really like Brown Bogie since it also reminds me of a good cigar. What does everyone else think? Is there another rope I should try? Me after smoking a full bowl of Brown Bogie in my Boswell Jumbo...

So I finished work early today and decided to walk home instead of the usual bus ride. I took the route that took me past my local tobacco store just to see what pipe tobacco they might carry. At first I noticed a few Peterson tins which I thought were pretty good and then I hit the jackpot...

So, I bought some of this in a tin and I've smoked quite a few bowls of it lately. First, the tin... They must use one heck of a vacuum sealer because I have never had so much trouble getting the lid off a tin of tobacco before. Coins and screwdrivers didn't do it. I ended up using a claw...

Alright guys, I'm still a complete noob at smoking pipe, but I do have a good cigar background. Since I started working at a cigar and pipe shop, I've started smoking pipe a bit. We had a tin of Sam's Flake in the display cabinet that is a few years old. I decided to buy it today for $10 with...

They don't seem to get the love that Samuel Gawith or Esoterica do, but they do seem to be similar with very similar production philosophies and methods. SG and GH have some history in common from my understanding. Some key Esoterica (think SH) and SG tobaccos are especially hard to find, yet...

Today I opened up a tin of SG St. James Flake that I got off the shelf at a B&M a few weeks ago. I had planned to let it age for a while, but I got curious about it today and figured I'd take some out and age the rest. Well, imagine my surprise when I popped the lid and saw some dark stains on...

I was just thinking and I was curious if FVF is the same as firedance flake without the sweet topping. I have not had FVF but I have had Fire dance flake and really enjoyed it. If that is the case I understand what the FVF buzz is!

I just love this plug. It tastes like a good cigar leaf and sweet hayish virginias with some lakeland essences. Strong, smooth smoky stuff. But I have this strange problem with this one, it tickles my throat and nostrils. I feel like i have this really fine sand or dust in my mouth, and i need...

Nothing but 250g and 1 Lb boxes. Its like they want to eliminate those customers that are buying for the first time in small amounts due to all the hype they have heard or eliminate those who buy for quick turnaround purposes. Those most likely to buy SG in large quantities are those who have...

Thought some of you might be interested in this one: Samuel Gawith Zippo lighter - eBay (item 230599281101 end time Mar-30-11 08:15:46 PDT)

OK, it was time for my next sample sent by Indigosmoke. I really have been intrigued by ropes and was looking forward to trying this one. The smell was very sweet, hard to believe it is an untopped, uncased tobacco. The presentation in the little ropes is just cool (I understand if you buy it...

I've got the opportunity to purchase a full pound brick of both Cob Plug and Kendall Plug from a local B&M at a price that made my toes curl (in a good way!) I plan on buying both, since I like 1792, and the Kendall Plug seems to be a nice virginia plug around the Best Brown area. My...

Samuel Gawith's Navy Flake is a dark rustic looking flake, similar tone and consistency to their 1792. I have only had the opportunity to smoke this from bulk ounces, but I found the moisture level to be typical of Gawith Flakes, just a little moist for my taste but very stuffable after sitting...

I have such a small favor to ask, its almost so small I shouldnt even bring it up. As the other etailers get their Samuel Gawith in please don't post anything about it but instead just send me PM's. I know such a small thing to ask.....:violin: :yield: