Bold and memorable, the Samuel Gawith 1792 Flake is a heady blend of Dark Fired Kentucky and Virginias with a topping of Tonka Bean (you might know it as Tonquin). The result is a sophisticated blend that pleases the most mature and discerning of pipe smokers. But beware, this blend packs a punch in both strength and flavor.
Brand: Samuel Gawith
Tobacco Type: Dark Fired Kentucky and Virginia
Cut: Flake
Blend Type: Virginia-Based
Strength: 5 of 5
Taste: Full
Room Note: Tolerable
Flavoring: Tonka Bean
Amount:
- 50 g. / 1.75 oz
- 8 oz.
Country: United Kingdom
- Brand:
- Samuel Gawith
- Tobacco:
- Dark Fired Kentucky
- Tobacco:
- Virginia
- Strength:
- 5
- Cut:
- Flake
- Blend:
- Virginia
- Taste:
- Full
- Room Note:
- Tolerable
- Flavoring:
- Tonka Bean
- Country:
- UK
- Packaging:
- Tin
- Packaging:
- Bulk
5 Reviews
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Real old school smoke! Treat with respect!
An absolute must for all pipe smokers! Enjoy slowly with a good book or any quiet time. This one is a thinking persons smoke. Always have on hand for a trip back in time.
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1792 Flake
It’s really good. Strong and flavorful! Room note is nice and beard note is even nicer.
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1792
Love, love love this stuff. I can't get enough. Some may not like the Tonq topping, but I think it's great!! I sometimes mix this with GH Dark Kendall.
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1792
I have smoked 1792 for years , very enjoyable. It should be used by a experienced pipe smoker.
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Love this flake
This was my first time with this blend. The tin note is different with the tonquin bean extract. I love the unique tin note, dark, rich, earthy, and for lack of a better way to describe it . . . a roasted bean. My wife says it stinks in the tin like something dead. I strongly disagree. My eldest daughter loved the tin note and disagrees with her mom also. The smoke is deep, rich, earthy, and has a depth that you don't find in a lot of blends. Room note is pleasant, and my wife says the room note smells nothing like the tin note and she barely notices it when I smoke it. Wife approved, and I really, really like this blend. I just hope I can keep enough in my cellar until the next shipment.
