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G.L. Pease Pipe TobaccoHaving seen Greg Pease's posts on the usenet groups and then speaking with him I am proud to carry his fine products.
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| GL Pease Tin - Maltese Falcon (2oz)
NEW!
Originally conceived as a replacement for the old Raven's Wing, Maltese Falcon quickly evolved into something bigger. It's a rich, bold blend, with excellent body, a beguiling sweetness, and solid structure, ideal for those who enjoy a sophisticated, yet comfortable and refined English-style mixture.
| | GL Pease Embarcadero (2oz. tin)
Red Virginia tobaccos are deftly combined with just the right amount of choice Izmir leaf, then pressed and aged in cakes before being sliced into flakes. The result is a richly flavored and harmonious natural tobacco blend, as comfortable as an old pair of jeans, but with a delightful complexity to engage those who choose to explore its depths. The orientals provide an elusive spice, while the Virginias deliver substance and body. A unique and thoroughly satisfying blend.
| | | GL Pease Westminster (2oz. tin)
The very essence of the Traditional English mixture: rich, elegant, refined, and exquisitely balanced. New World red virginias are enhanced with a gentle caress of bright leaf, then lavishly seasoned with rich oriental tobaccos and generous measures of noble Cypruss mountain Latakia. Westminster is a satisfying blend, presenting layers of flavor to delight the senses as it develops in the bowl. Great for an every day English!
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Fillmore (2oz.) - Fog City Selection
A thick-sliced broken flake in the Scottish Tradition. Ripe red Virginia tobaccos are combined with a generous measure of fine Louisiana perique, and then pressed to marry the components and deepen the flavors. The cakes are sliced and gently broken before tinning. Fillmore presents an elegant sweetness and delightful piquancy, enhanced by a creamy richness that develops throughout the bowl. Sit back, and enjoy a lovely, leisurely smoke!
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Laurel Heights (2oz.)
Rich, ripe, red leaf forms the base of this wonderful Virginia blend. The flavours are deep and round, with a smooth, natural sweetness, and subtle notes of orange peel, roasted oats, leather and peat. The smoke develops richness as it progresses, delivering a long, clean finish that is never cloying or syrupy, with hints of malt and grapefruit. For lovers of darker, natural, unstoved Virginias.
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Ashbury (2oz.) - Fog City Selection
Ashbury begins with a base of excellent red and bright Viriginia tobaccos. Generous portions of small leaf oriental tobaccos provide a fullness and spice that give this blend its wonderfully exotic taste and aroma. Finally, a small measure of the finest Cyprus Latakia is added, providing deeper notes, hints of leather and campfire, and a refined finish to the smoke. Ashbury is a comfortable yet distiguished mixture with a Balkan heritage and a poet's spirit.
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Lombard (2oz.) - Fog City Selection
Named for the famed winding, twisting street in San Francisco. Lombard starts with a base of red and bright Virginias. It is then enhanced with American "condimental" leaf, including an angel's share of Perique. The twist in this Lombard? A delicate breath of Cyprian Latakia is added for a whisper of smokiness and a slightly deeper flavor. A gentle introduction to Latakia for the Virginia smoker, or just a delightful change of pace.
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Montgomery (2oz.) - Fog City Selection
Virginia’s, Virginia’s, Virginia’s! Several grades of wonderful flue-cured leaf, from soft yellow to deep red, are combined with just a touch of dark-fired Kentucky for a little added richness. A special process, recovered from ancient archives, provides the finishing touch to this wonderful blend. Naturally sweet, and possessing subtle complexity, Montgomery presents delightful new dimensions for the lover of sophisticated Virginia blends.
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Telegraph Hill (2oz.) - Fog City Selection
A Sturdy foundation of Viginia Tobaccos, each chosen for it's particular character, is enhanced with fine flakes of perique for a refined smoking experience. Telegraph Hill is rich and flavorful, with a satisfying, lingering finish. Each sip builds upon the last creating a marvelous edifice of taste aroma. You won't worry about earthquakes if your pipe is filled with this wondeful blend.
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 G.L. Pease Tin - Robusto (2oz.)
This is from Greg Pease's web site. Check it out at www.glpease.com.
"For years, I've been intrigued by the idea of cigar leaf blends, but with one notable exception, nothing has really hit the mark for me, and the one that did is long out of production. Since sometime in 2000, I've been flirting with different ideas, experimenting with different leaf, concocting prototypes, and then quickly tiring of them.
Then, early this year, I was given samples of some amazing maduro wrapper leaf that stimulated a new interest in finding my perfect cigar leaf blend. After months' worth of experimental recipes, I began to zero in on the blend I'd been searching for. With a little fine-tuning, Robusto was finally born.
The chocolate brown wrapper leaf would make an overly bold statement if blended with a heavy hand, but if just the right amount is used, it provides an alluring spice, a suggestion of the richness of a great cigar, and a creamy texture to the smoke. A little Cyprian Latakia rounds out the flavors, and smoothes the edges just enough. Ripe, red Virginia leaf provides s a modest sweetness while giving a backbone to the body. A variety of oriental tobaccos fill in the gaps. Robusto is complex, full flavored and spicy, yet very gentle on the tongue. It's perfect with the afternoon coffee, as a delicious finish to a wonderful meal, or as a stout companion throughout the day.
With any new blend, particularly one as unique as Robusto, it takes a little time for pipe and palate to develop the vocabulary to fully apprehend the more subtle undercurrents that are present. In a pipe dedicated to Latakia, the smokiness may dominate slightly, while a Virginia committed briar may tend to enhance the sweeter tones. After only a few bowls, though, the true nature of this peerless blend will shine truly and brightly.
N.B. As Robusto contains a fair mesure of cigar leaf, it should be treated in the same manner as a fine cigar . This blend is not a good candidate for the so-called "Delayed Gratification Technique," or DGT. Light it, smoke it, and enjoy it!"
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 G.L. Pease Tin - Cairo (2oz.)
Tobacco Review from P&T magazine.
"From the description, this blend sounds like it would torch your tongue. Cairo is composed of red, orange and bright Virginias, orientals, and a whisper of perique. Indeed, it is a whisper. And looking at the pouch, it presents no particular visual attraction, but it is full of surprises. The pouch aroma should have been a bit musty and probably a bit repellant to aromatic smokers and tobaccophobes. Yet it is delicate, enigmatic, with an exceptional high note, and all this carries over to the aroma burning. In any size pipe, this coolly lofts flavorful clouds with that delightful sweet singing note. A bit nutty, with clear Virginia characteristics sans the heat, this could easily be an all-day blend, that most sought after of pipe-packing personalities. I went through multiple bowls of this end-on-end in different style pipes, and the flavor was as refreshing and invigorating at the end as at the start, a remarkable achievement. This would be an excellent change of pace for both aromatic smokers moving toward naturals and matured VA flake devotees."
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Samarra (2oz.)
P & T Magazine review.
"An extremely complex blend, matured red Virginia contributes its familiar fundament of weight and natural sweetness. Cyprian latakia is added along with other orientals, broadening the band of flavor, and to me, giving it the predominantly oriental character it exhibits. A hint of lemon Virginia and a touch of perique, a presence but not a definite note, complete the blend. The amounts of the ingredients are balanced with such care and skill, the flavors migrate from one pleasant place to the next, with none achieving excessive dominance. It develops as the bowl burns cleanly down, and leaves a white ash. Not hot, this goes best in medium to small bowl pipes. Excellent."
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 G.L. Pease Tin - Haddo's Delight (2oz.)
P & T Magazine tobacco review.
"This blend, a savory compote of Virginias with a goodly hit of Perique, has already achieved cult status, and I understand that there are haiku composed to it in laud and honor. I may not go the haiku route (I would have to smoke it in a Tsuge), but this is absolutely magnificent. Layers and layers of complexity, swirling, changing down the bowl like wraiths appearing in smoke, are the product of the intricate lace of Virginia varieties. There is more than a little Perique, and this can genuinely be classed as a Perique blend, adding that wonderful stewed fruit element in the room aroma, and that unsounded depth in the taste. Some straight and nearly ascetic black Cavendish is added as a mere wafting, an enigmatic and sweet-tempered ghostly presence, making it even more amiable a companion to your briar. Finally, there is just a touch of air cured leaf, bring a nutty body, an occasional cigar-like essence sure to please. There are elements of chocolate, and it is a broad blend in presence. The room aroma is absolutely wonderful, even to the usually unappreciative. It is said to undergo an exclusive process. I would call it magic. Highly recommended."
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 G.L. Pease Tin - Barbary Coast (2oz.)
P & T Magazine review.
"Some blenders will not employ cubed Burley for fear of being compared with the mass-market blends popularized in the pre-World War II decades of the century. Mr. Pease has found the most exceptional cubed Burley that I have ever had and takes the genre to new heights. The color is rich and earthy, and the cut is between the more common small cubes in the more common blends and the less common hulking chunks found in the failed attempts at an elite blend of this sort. It never devolves into that nasty, bitter and biting ending so familiar from the world of bad Burley. It burns with consummate flavor, marvelous nuttiness, with only esteem for your palate and no rancor. It is big but not bruising, and has added components that only a master could carry off. I have mentioned that I have yet to try a Burley and Perique blend that works, and Mr. Pease has added just enough (repeat, just enough) red Virginia in appropriate cut for mixture with cubes to make the Perique component work. The balance is perfection itself, and as with all other Pease blends, the layers and subtleties defy description. At times the raisin-like Perique element envelops your senses, at times the Virginias materialize, but mostly the cubed Burley plays on like great 64 foot pedal stops on a cathedral pipe organ. A delightful wafting of brandy finishes this off in perfect balance with the other ingredients. It is slow burning, and who in their right minds would rush this? Highly recommended. "
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 G.L. Pease Tin - Caravan (2oz.)
P & T magazine tobacco review.
"My, oh my, Mr. Pease has done it again. For those of you looking for a true Balkan, but not just a latakia dump, here it is. Once it became phenomenally difficult some years ago to get small quantities of high quality oriental blending leaf of particular varieties, Balkan blends in general took it on the chin. Latakia alone doesn't cut it. Is Balkan Sobranie, in the absence of Yenidje of substance and quality, the same as in those thrilling days of yesteryear? I should say not. But here, fresh and new, is a mid-weight Balkan to delight the palate, strengthen the nerve, clear the eye and refresh the mind. Enjoy it while contemplating the ways of the world. It will make you philosophical even if you are a thoughtless lump. With a Balkan, Homer Simpson would spout Kierkegaard, Country & Western becomes Wagnerian, a can of Bud is haut Armagnac and your humble abode will appear as Versailles. An opulent and intricate blend of Cyprian latakia, orientals, lemon and red Virginias and a touch of air-cured leaf, this is superb. It has that weight and texture to the smoke necessary to be a true Balkan, so that it hangs in the air, nearly palpable, hovering on exotic wings as a trained falcon. It is probably too rich to be an all-day companion, but maybe not. It goes right to the edge but not over, balancing on the palate like a tightrope artist, stimulating as much as possible without fatigue. If you like this genre, this is the best thing of its sort I have tried in years. Highly recommended."
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Odyssey (2oz.)
Odyssey is huge — the biggest of the Pease blends. It's loaded with Latakia and harmonized by exotic Orientals. Wonderful red and jet-black stoved Virginias provide a perfect counterpoint.
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Cumberland (2oz.)
Robust and possessing a subdued sweetness, Cumberland is a delightfully orchestrated suite of American tobaccos. Featuring a rare and exquisite mahogany Kentucky aged in bales for 20 years. Red and matured Virginias establish a theme; the Kentucky and a pianissimo of Perique create the variations. Pure natural tobacco flavors are harmonized by delicate arpeggios and underscored by deep resonant tones. The coda is lovely and lingering — a perfect finish to a rich performance. Best savored slowly.
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Piccadilly (2oz.)
Piccadilly is a provocative blend of several Virginia tobaccos, delicately spiced with Latakia, and finished with Louisiana perique. The alluring flavour is revealed in layers throughout the smoke. It's lighter and sweeter than the others, but still rich, with hints of cinnamon and citrus. A perfect "English Breakfast Mixture."
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Kensington (2oz.)
Kensington is a Balkan style blend with restraint. Bright and red Virginias are combined with richly flavoured leaf from the orient and Cyprian Latakia in perfect measure for a wonderfully balanced smoke. Slightly sweeter than Charing Cross, and not quite as full due to a more delicate hand with the Latakia. Spicy, with an occasional suggestion of orange blossom. Complex, but never ponderous. A slightly lighter variant of the classic style
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Blackpoint (2oz.)
Blackpoint is a luxurious blend of red and lemon Virginias, Cyprian Latakia, exotic oriental tobaccos, and a perfect measure of Louisiana perique for a lively, piquant finish. The smoke is creamy and lingering, engaging the palate with a mouth-filling array of wonderful flavours. Reminiscent of raisins and stewed figs, fireplaces in the fall, walks in the forest... Perhaps the most complex in the collection. Perfect for evenings.
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Charing Cross (2oz.)
Charing Cross is a traditional Balkan style blend of fine Virginia leaf, richly seasoned with smoky Cyprian Latakia, and spiced with the exquisite and exotic tobaccos of the orient. This is the one for Latakia lovers. Hints of roasted cocoa beans, orange zest, green pepper and campfires. This is the big one - fuller than Blackpoint, and a little less sweet..
| | G.L. Pease Tin - Stratford (2oz.)
GL Pease's Stratford is an enticing blend of delicately sweet brights and rich, ripe, red Virginia tobaccos, seasoned with just the right measure of fine Louisiana perique. The wonderfully nuanced interplay of sugar and spice is sure to delight the lover of this time honored combination.
| | | G.L. Pease Tin - Abingdon (2oz.)
Abingdon is the fullest Balkan style blend in the range. It is rich and robust, powerful and forthright, yet still posessing subtlety and finesse. Dark flavours of wood and leather mingle with delicate undercurrents of sweetness, and deep earthy notes, while the oriental tobaccos provide hints of their verdant, sometimes herbaceous character.
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