G. L. Pease Sixpence Pipe Tobacco

G. L. Pease Sixpence Pipe Tobacco

G. L. Pease Sixpence is a medium strength flake pipe tobacco built on red Virginias, with a generous portion of Perique and a small amount of dark fired Kentucky for body. It belongs to the G. L. Pease Old London Series. Gregory Pease blends it and Cornell & Diehl makes it in the United States. This listing is the 8oz tin.

The tobaccos are kissed with a spirit, then pressed and aged in cakes before they are sliced into flakes and tinned. Sixpence contains no Latakia, so it sits with the Virginia and Perique blends rather than the English mixtures. Browse more G. L. Pease pipe tobacco or the full pipe tobacco selection.

Specifications

What cut is G. L. Pease Sixpence?

Sixpence is a flake. The pressed cakes are sliced into flakes before tinning, so a flake can be folded and stuffed into the bowl or rubbed out before packing.

How strong is Sixpence?

Sixpence is a medium strength blend. The dark fired Kentucky is used in a small amount, for body and dimension.

Is Sixpence an aromatic?

No. The tobaccos are kissed with a spirit during production, but Sixpence is a non aromatic Virginia and Perique blend with no Latakia.

Who makes G. L. Pease Sixpence?

Gregory Pease blends Sixpence for the G. L. Pease Old London Series, and Cornell & Diehl manufactures it in the United States.