Plum Pudding is the most popular luxury tobacco in America. Ever wonder why its called Plum Pudding? Years ago, when Joe Lankford created this legendary English style tobacco he decided to name it for a special holiday treat cherished for centuries in England. The Plum Pudding has long been the centerpiece of Christmas holidays -- a tradition honored to this day. And Seattle Pipe Club's Plum Pudding blends are the centerpiece of luxury tobacco fans everywhere.
- What is Plum Pudding Day: A National Holiday! Every February 12 is Plum Pudding Day.
- Origins of Plum Pudding Day: https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/plum-pudding-day/
- Why we celebrate: We celebrate National Plum Pudding Day to give ourselves a wonderful treat and enjoy a bowl of this fine tobacco.
- How to observe Plum Pudding Day: Stock up for special savings during this Once-A-Year One Day Sale and Light a pipe of Plum Pudding
SPC brand pipe tobaccos have been the equivalent of trending in the pipe tobacco community. As soon as the first blends were released in micro batch form in 2007, the club has experienced the snowball effect of popularity. Arguably their most delicious and popular blend is the Plum Pudding. This is a strong mixture of five different tobaccos, but seems to be one of the silkiest textured tobaccos out there. People are going crazy over this blend. Order your new tin today!
Brand: Seattle Pipe Club
Model: Plum Pudding
Tobacco Type: Cavendish, Latakia, Oriental, Perique, Virginia
Cut: Flake
Blend Type: English
Strength: 4 of 5
Taste: Medium
Room Note: Tolerable
Flavoring: None
Country: U.S.A
Size: 2 oz and 8 oz
- Brand:
- Seattle Pipe Club
- Tobacco:
- Cavendish
- Tobacco:
- Latakia
- Tobacco:
- Oriental
- Strength:
- 4
- Tobacco:
- Perique
- Tobacco:
- Virginia
- Cut:
- Flake
- Blend:
- English
- Taste:
- Medium
- Room Note:
- Tolerable
- Flavoring:
- None
- Country:
- USA
- Packaging:
- Tin
47 Reviews
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New favorite
I've been searching for something to fill the void of losing Dunhill this year and trying to find a suitable replacement, and this checks all the boxes. Not to be compared to Dunhill. I approach this tobacco with other recommendations and I see what the hype is about. This is really good stuff. A latakia blend that is well rounded thoughtfully processed and available for the cellar. The price point is a little elevated but it is also not a bulk tobacco. Not bitey. Smokes cool. This is my new everyday tobacco. Thank's
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Taste
Rich and smokey like a peat rich single malt. Very heady smoke, best if you're home for the evening.
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Can't say enough good things about this blend.
This is the best pipe tobacco I have ever had. I did break it apart pretty good but will leave it chunky next time as I read it enhances the flavors even more. But, even breaking it up, I smoked cool, no bite, awesome flavors that wafted in and out.
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Delicious
A well-blended grouping of tobacco. It has a complex myriad of flavors with an excellent burn.
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Seattle Pipe Club Plum Pudding
Soft, silky and sweet.
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Plum Pudding is amazing!
I heard all the hype from my pipe smoking friends... Plum Pudding smokes like an aromatic but isn’t - it’s complex but straightforward - it’s so delicious you must try it. I finally ordered it not being too sure what to expect... and it’s even better than all that. Amazing full smoke with lovely flavor without knocking you down. Complex but not distracting. Rich, full, and vibrant. Perhaps these aren’t the words normally used to describe tobacco but they seem to fit. In short, why did I wait so long? This stuff is uber good!
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Plum Pudding
I tried similar blends similar to this Reviews saying the different tobaccos all work together For me they didn't. Plum Pudding tobaccos do work well together I think the perfect percentage of each tobacco. Give it a try.
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SPC Plum Pudding
Wonderful English Flake. Deep and Rich. Not quite the special reserve, but excellent.
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All I heard it was
Creamy, great mouthfeel, with a deep long lasting flavor in my mouth. I keep it slightly humidified and then rub out and let it air dry for a little while before filling the bowl and firing it up.
