Blending Tobacco

McClelland 5105 - Stoved Black Virginia tobacco gives classic English mixtures their characteristic flavor and refinement of quality. Rich and sweet with a delightful, naturally spicy aroma. Use it for blending or as a straight product.

C&D #524 - Unflavored Black Cavendish is made from Kentucky Green River burley, which is sugared, steamed and toasted, yielding a distinct caramel flavor. In a blend, Cavendish can be used sparingly, to add body or flavor, or become the base.

McClelland -The finest Oriental tobaccos from Greece and Turkey, cut in classic English-style ribbon form to add their delicate herbal/spicy scent and gentle sweetness to your own Oriental mixtures.

C&D #518 - 1/2 white Burley, 1/2 mild Cavendish.

C&D #169 - The basic blending Burley. Very cool and no bite. Just a slight almost cedar like flavor and aroma.

C&D #519 - Burley and Brown Virginias

C&D #523L - Straight up Latakia. Sweet and smokey.

Gawith Hoggarth - Blending tobacco with the very distinctive tarry odor of Latakia leaf resulting from a long curing process over smoky fires.

McClelland - Ribbon Cut - Top-grade, smoky, black Latakia from Cyprus. Cool smoking and incense-like in aroma. Add it to your medium mixtures if you like a fuller blend.

C&D #525V - A more natural flavor of deep Virginia sweetness than the usual black Cavendish aroma and flat flavor.

C&D #166 - Oriental, or Turkish, is a spice tobacco known for its nutty, somewhat "sweet and sour" flavor. It's a main component in English blends, along with Latakia (which is itself an Oriental that's been flavored with smoke).

C&D # 517F. Virginia Flake for blending. Oatmeal scent. Has the appearance of small, thin, tan wood chips.