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G. L. Pease Haddo's Delight Pipe Tobacco

$13.60 - $68.00
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Many Virginia tobaccos come together in this heavy blend with a hefty handful of Perique thrown in, unflavored Green River Black Cavendish and a bit of Burley ribbon for extra strength. Finally a proprietary process for adding flavoring that tastes of brandy and fruit. Think of this as an oatmeal raisin cookie with a Perique lover’s overtones. 

 

Brand: G. L. Pease

Blended By: Gregory Pease

Model: Haddo's Delight

Tobacco Type: Black Cavendish, Burley, Perique & Virginia

Cut: Ribbon

Blend Type: Virginia

Strength: 4 of 5

Taste: Full

Room Note: Tolerable

Flavoring: Brandy & Plum

Amount:

  • 2 oz.
  • 8 oz.
  • 16 oz.

Country: US

Brand:
G. L. Pease
Tobacco:
Black Cavendish
Tobacco:
Burley
Tobacco:
Perique
Tobacco:
Virginia
Cut:
Ribbon
Blend:
Virginia
Strength:
4
Taste:
Full
Room Note:
Tolerable
Flavoring:
Brandy
Flavoring:
Plum
Country:
USA
Packaging:
Tin

14 Reviews

  • 4
    Haddo's has it!

    Posted by BriAck on 9th May 2024

    Haddo's Delight is a robust smoke. If smoked in a large bowl as I just did, one might find themselves in a state of mild nicotine intoxication. A regular pipe would have sufficed just fine. The taste is bold and is of rich tobacco. I just bought 2 pounds of it to age a bit. I might just have to buy an 8oz tin just to further smoke while these 2 do their time in the cellar.

  • 5
    Haddo's Delight is worth your time

    Posted by Computation on 18th Apr 2024

    A three-year-old tin was astonishingly delicious. It's strong but surprisingly smooth.

  • 5
    Very nice blend

    Posted by Sam B on 23rd Oct 2023

    I tried this for the first time this evening and I am quite pleased with it. The tin note is "date nut loaf", and a "dry pull" is much the same. The blend is well-balanced between the VA and Cavendish and the Perique with a subtle plum/date overtone. The tobacco lights and burns well all the way throughout. I would consider this a moderately full-bodied blend that makes a nice early evening smoke.

  • 5
    My delight

    Posted by Jeffrey Boothe on 31st Jan 2022

    Tin note is something of vinegar but smokes like a fine pipe tobacco of the days gone by. Strong but pleasant, burns cool and flavor gets better at half bowl. Could smoke this all day.

  • 5
    Haddo’s Delight

    Posted by 970piper on 16th Sep 2021

    Quality Virginias with a very noticeable tang from the perique, and a little cavendish to smooth it all over without adding any real sweetness to it. This is my all day every day go to smoke.

  • 3
    Starter

    Posted by Verified Customer on 13th Apr 2021

    Great for a beginner.

  • 5
    I find Haddo's very satisfying.

    Posted by Bruce Osterlye on 6th Feb 2021

    In pursuing my continued interest and expansion with Virginias, in all their possible combinations, I find Haddo's very satisfying. The flavoring, whether or not one exists, lends interest and a diverse dimension of aromas. There may be no flavoring as the tin indicates, but the tobacco combinations give that sort of enhancement. Maybe it's the Perique or the Cavendish or both; who knows. Many times I"ll smoke SG FVF wanting just a little more aroma than strength. This one delivers. Medium strength, no bite, light on the palate, and with a sublime delivery to the olfactory senses. I generally gravitate to flakes, not ribbon cut tobaccos. But while this is a medium cut ribbon, it lasts a good while and smokes just right. Pipe Used: Tonino Jacono Lovat

  • 5
    Saboroso!

    Posted by Verified Customer on 8th Aug 2020

    Excelente mistura com um aroma maravilhoso! Burley traz um sabor encantador! Nota 10000000000.

  • 3
    Haddo's delight

    Posted by Richard F. on 17th Jul 2020

    This doesn't do much for me. I had hoped it would be a welcome contrast to the full English mixture's I normally enjoy: Pease's Odyssey and Peretti's Midnight. But....it doesn't impress me. As Voltaire said: once, a philosopher; twice, a pervert.