Samuel Gawith: Cob Plug 8oz Pipe Tobacco

[Joshamee Gibbs]

Back in stock on smokingpipes.
Limited supplies so get 'er now or wait another 2 years for the next drop.

SP Description:
Samuel Gawith's Cob Plug is a plug-cut version of their 1792 Flake, featuring Dark-Fired Tanzanian leaf and Virginias that are steamed and then pressed. The plug is wrapped in a select leaf, pressed again for over two hours, and then baked in a steam press for another two to three hours, further marrying the flavors. Marked by a dark color and decadent flavor profile, Cob Plug is topped with tonquin and offers a bold, full-bodied smoking experience.

 

[Carlos]

Oh! New stuff! "Burnt Ends"

Wish they would bring back Bracken Flake.

 

[Joshamee Gibbs]

Oh! New stuff! "Burnt Ends"

Wish they would bring back Bracken Flake.

Yes sir, they've got a buncha "Burnt Ends" in different flavours.

I read that Laudisi (smokingpipes parent company) had bought the distribution rights to SG, so that might help the spotty availability of some of these blends.

 

[Blackhorse]

Wow! There are more Gawithian blends in than I’ve seen in years. Absolutely time to stock up.

 

[Joshamee Gibbs]

Wow! There are more Gawithian blends in than I’ve seen in years. Absolutely time to stock up.

Yes sir,
That's why I posted this.
As rare as the SG/G&H drops are; every little bit helps.

 

[Balisong]

Has anyone noticed any differences in the SG blends after they merged into G&H?

 

[Joshamee Gibbs]

Has anyone noticed any differences in the SG blends after they merged into G&H?

The Official Gawith & Hoggarth Thread​

https://www.brothersofbriar.com/threads/the-official-gawith-hoggarth-thread.6103/

That's the official BoB thread dating back to 2015, the year the two companies got back together under the same roof. In other threads and other forums there are those who say yay and others nay.

Personally, I never smoked either before 2015 so I cannot honestly answer the question.