Airey's of Kendal

[ValeTudoGuy]

Or after snuffing!

[tommy]

Nice stuff Pandy, seen that twist before from you I think.

Black bogie!?! Yuck! I get black bogies when I've been digging in dusty soil or cutting stone....

[ValeTudoGuy]

That brown twist looks intresting.
Tried some oliver twist last year from my local tobacconist WOW
That diden't half put some hairs on my chest
Way to strong these twists for my taste give me the hickups.

Black Bogie will make you man up!

[ValeTudoGuy]

Did you see the factory with the original sign outside.... It looks like a Turkish head to me. Not sure if it is a Turk though.

[handlebarpipe]

Different companies different pipe tobacco's

Okay, thanks.

[TonyN]

Different companies different pipe tobacco's

[handlebarpipe]

Looks a very interesting shop. I have tried brown twist before. It is strong and although interesting to try, I find that flake tobacco is easier to pack evenly in my pipe.
Can anyone tell me if or what is the difference between Samuel Gawith's and Gawith Hoggarth? Is it two different companies in the same area or one company with different names and products?
Marc

[tommy]

Cut plug nearly read as another subject altogether! Nice find Pandy, not being a pipe smoker I've not seen that twist tobacco before, very interesting.

[TonyN]

That brown twist looks intresting.
Tried some oliver twist last year from my local tobacconist WOW
That diden't half put some hairs on my chest
Way to strong these twists for my taste give me the hickups.

[Pandyboy]

I went to Kendal yesterday in the Lake District. Visited a small tobacconists called Airey's and picked up some Coniston cut plug, kendal menthol mix and a brown aromatic twist. All made in the Gawith and Hogarth factory in Kendal.
Here's the shop.


They also have a small selection of Cubans. Worth a visit if you are in the area