A wisp of incense from the monastery at Leng. Exotic spice from the City of Ulthar. Wine fermented by the ageless Kuranes himself. Only in timeless Celephaïs could these esoteric ingredients be procured. A ritual performed over a bed of Red and Bright Virginia, with hints of Dark Fired Leaf ...

A blend of fine red and bright Virginias balanced by Basma leaf from 2014 and Izmir Orientals from 2013, Sun Bear commends itself with subtle notes of South Carolina garden-grown honey from the personal beehives of Jeremy Reeves, head blender of Cornell & Diehl.

The natural honey ...

Penny Farthing is a shag-cut blend of bright and red Virginias, spiced with Louisiana Perique and a hint of fire-cured dark Kentucky. It's easy to pack, easy to smoke. Sipped gently, Penny Farthing opens with a sophisticated sweetness, evolving in depth and complexity throughout the bowl to a ...

Deep and dark. Powerful yet refined. The smoky, leathery backdrop of Latakia is layered with an almost incense-like spice of rich orientals, with fine Virginias added for depth and a subtle sweetness. Like the classic roadsters that inspired its creation, G.L. Pease's Spark Plug has an alluring ...

Like its namesake conduit to the majestic Rocky Mountains, this mixture of black Cavendish and red Virginia leaf — adorned with the subtle spice of Perique and topped with the flavors of vanilla and applejack — makes for an awe-inspiring experience.

Like its namesake conduit to the majestic Rocky Mountains, this mixture of black Cavendish and red Virginia leaf — adorned with the subtle spice of Perique and topped with the flavors of vanilla and applejack — makes for an awe-inspiring experience.

Once an integral part of the North American mining industry, CNJ #113 was the last fully-operational steam engine for Pottsville, PA's Reading Anthracite Company. Commemorating its 30 years of service, the mixture of red and bright Virginias, cube cut Burley leaf, and dark fired Kentucky, imbued ...

Once an integral part of the North American mining industry, CNJ #113 was the last fully-operational steam engine for Pottsville, PA's Reading Anthracite Company. Commemorating its 30 years of service, the mixture of red and bright Virginias, cube cut Burley leaf, and dark fired Kentucky, imbued ...

Simple yet unique, heady yet versatile, elegant but still packing a whollop, we think you'll find this killer Virginia blend much as the settlers of the Old West found its namesake. Presented as a ready ruby so it's quick to pack and smooth on the draw.