A review of tobacco’s produced by Cornell and Diehl
Have yourself a merry little Christmas, Give your pipe a light. From now on your troubles Will be out of sight. Virginias from the olden days Make our Golden Days of Yore: A fragrant blend with black Cavendish Kentucky, Katerini, and more. Through the years they’ll all marry together If restraint allows. Hang a shining…
“Our proprietary Red Virginia Cavendish is lightly cased with a delicate maple flavor resulting in our best selling aromatic blend. The smoker will appreciate the taste of Virginias while those around will flock to the warm, inviting fragrance” – Cornell & Diehl In a recent article I wrote for TobaccoPipes.com, I had a sit down…
“Though often overlooked for the festive French Quarter, another of New Orleans’ gems lies between City Park Avenue and Bayou Metairie. It’s the Old Grove, home to ancient moss-covered oaks and many more of the city’s oldest trees. Inspired by those monolithic, steadfast landmarks, Old Grove is a unique mixture of bright and red Virginias…
“Perhaps the most well-known street in the French Quarter, the oldest district in New Orleans, this Cellar Series blend takes its name from the colorful Bourbon street, whose distinct blue shutters have lined the rue for years . In this equally memorable blend, bright and red Virginias are mixed with just the right amount of…
“Arguably the most famous of Louisiana’s antebellum mansions, and certainly the most immediately recognizable, Oak Alley is a splendid namesake for this cellar-worthy, new American standard. After establishing an impeccable partnership between sweet Red Virginias and white/brown Burleys, discreet amounts of Perique and Katirini Turkish are added to enhance both the flavor, as well as…
Sometimes us men, or women too, just need to do something incredibly manly (no matter how smart or stupid!) just to get our testosterone pumping! When I smoked the Cornell and Diehl Burley Flake #2, I got slapped right in the face! But you know what? That slap felt pretty great! As a connoisseur, at…
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