Good Stuff Red - Robust
(2.25)
Our full flavor, Robust Blend. Mostly from the top of the stalk with more burley in the mix, our Red pipe blend gives you the heartier flavor you would expect from the Good Stuff blend.
Notes: This is RYO tobacco, though it can of course be smoked in a pipe.
Details
Brand | Good Stuff |
Blended By | |
Manufactured By | RSB Tobacco |
Blend Type | Virginia/Burley |
Contents | Burley, Virginia |
Flavoring | |
Cut | Ribbon |
Packaging | 6 ounce bag, 16 ounce bag |
Country | United States |
Production | Currently available |
Profile
Strength
Strong
Extremely Mild -> Overwhelming
Flavoring
Medium
None Detected -> Extra Strong
Room Note
Strong
Unnoticeable -> Overwhelming
Taste
Medium
Extremely Mild (Flat) -> Overwhelming
Reviews
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Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note |
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| Oct 16, 2019 | Strong | None Detected | Very Full | Strong |
Plainly and simply, this is RYO cigarette tobacco masquerading as pipe tobacco. However, one can smoke it out of a pipe, and that is exactly what I did.
Though this is supposedly a Virginia and burley blend, I detect only burley. (In fairness, unless I'm smoking a straight Virginia, I never notice its presence.) It's cut small enough that it should fill even the smallest of pipes pretty easily. When fresh, it isn't a horrible smoke.
The sample I just finished, however, had been sitting in its bag, neglected, for over a year.
I packed a full bowl, and got it going after one relight. Less than ten minutes passed before it died. It was so stale and harsh I didn't bother to relight it. The taste was roughly akin to that of an unfiltered Lucky Strike (or maybe an unfiltered Pall Mall); I don't recall such a taste when thr tobacco was fresh. The nicotine hit almost had my eyeballs swimming around in their sockets.
Perhaps, like me, this Good Stuff just didn't age well. I would suggest that if one must buy this stuff, it should be placed in a glass jar for long-term storage.
For what it is, Good Stuff isn't terrible. But unless you're on an extremely tight budget, there are better alternatives for your pipe-smoking enjoyment.
Though this is supposedly a Virginia and burley blend, I detect only burley. (In fairness, unless I'm smoking a straight Virginia, I never notice its presence.) It's cut small enough that it should fill even the smallest of pipes pretty easily. When fresh, it isn't a horrible smoke.
The sample I just finished, however, had been sitting in its bag, neglected, for over a year.
I packed a full bowl, and got it going after one relight. Less than ten minutes passed before it died. It was so stale and harsh I didn't bother to relight it. The taste was roughly akin to that of an unfiltered Lucky Strike (or maybe an unfiltered Pall Mall); I don't recall such a taste when thr tobacco was fresh. The nicotine hit almost had my eyeballs swimming around in their sockets.
Perhaps, like me, this Good Stuff just didn't age well. I would suggest that if one must buy this stuff, it should be placed in a glass jar for long-term storage.
For what it is, Good Stuff isn't terrible. But unless you're on an extremely tight budget, there are better alternatives for your pipe-smoking enjoyment.
Pipe Used:
Missouri Meerschaum Patriot
Age When Smoked:
Fresh; 1-plus year
Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note |
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| Jun 19, 2019 | Medium | Medium | Medium | Tolerable |
I used to love good stuff red but lately its full of sticks. Makes rolling my own more difficult and jams up my machine. Why the change?
Pipe Used:
none
PurchasedFrom:
Rio Grande NJ