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Pack Cherokee Original pipe tobacco in your pipe and get ready for a rich and pleasant smoking experience. Air cured and blended with choice Green River and black cavendish tobaccos, medium bodied Cherokee Original pipe tobacco features a slight vanilla aroma and is packaged in a resealable 16 ounce pouch to keep it fresh.

Notes: Produced by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and primarily known as a RYO blend.

BrandCherokee
Blend TypeBurley Based
ContentsBlack Cavendish, Burley
FlavoringVanilla
CutRibbon
Packagingone pound bag
CountryUS
ProductionCurrently available
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Medium
Flavoring
Extremely Mild
Taste
Mild, Mild to Medium, Medium, Full
Room Note
Tolerable
2.0
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GLEN BURNIE Reviewed By DateRating StrengthFlavoringTasteRoom Note
GLEN BURNIE (12)
★☆☆☆
Medium to Strong Extremely Mild Mild to Medium Tolerable

I bought 2 pounds of this on sale from Thompson because often I am really cheap. It is not quite a cigarette cut so it packs and smokes fine in a cob. Taste is an OK non-aromatic Burley blend. Not a good one but not bad. The down side for me is that it gives me serious briar breath. I cant blend that away by mixing with another tobacco. I know that can vary from person to person but it keeps me from rating it as a 2

Pipe Used: cob

Age When Smoked: fresh then aged 12 months same result

Purchased From: Thompson

6 people found this review helpful.

Mr Ed Reviewed By DateRating StrengthFlavoringTasteRoom Note
Mr Ed (1)
★★★☆
Medium Mild Mild Very Pleasant

I have started to use this Blend. I have also tried the blue. I Roll my own and this works very well. (using a spoon feed electric). It burns a little slower than a production cigarettes and there is a sorta sweet taste to the tobacco. There was a slight bite the first time I tried it but that pretty much passed.

I do find it rolls better when a little dryer but then i place the cigarettes in a humidor and add a touch of water and the tobacco comes back to life. It seems to need the moisture to give off a pleasant odor and taste.

This isn't an expensive tobacco and I wouldn't compare it to them. It just works well and brings down cigarette cost to a buck a pack. I am finding I don't like the taste of production cigarette any more.

4 people found this review helpful.

Catholic Hoosier Reviewed By DateRating StrengthFlavoringTasteRoom Note
Catholic Hoosier (6)
★☆☆☆
Medium Extremely Mild Medium Tolerable to Strong

I picked this up because it was the only pipe tobacco I could find at the only store that was open at the time. It was very cheap, and I figured I'd give it a try. The tobacco had almost no noticeable flavor to it when I originally smoked it. I got fairly bad tongue bite, and it felt like I was just smoking hot air. This tobacco was not necesarilly horrible, it just didn't have anything going for it. So, I put it on the shelf, and ignored it for nearly a year. When I came back to it to try, I noticed I had not completely sealed the bag up, and the tobacco had consequentially dried to a crisp. I decided to smoke it anyway, and it seemed fine to me. Again, no flavor or taste. It took me 3 weeks of smoking this exclusively to start picking up on the slight vanilla flavoring in it. About the only people I would recommend this tobacco to are 1) People who genuinely cannot afford tobacco, and are looking for the best bang-for-buck option, and 2) People who wish to inhale the tobacco through their pipe to get a nicotine hit.

4 people found this review helpful.

RJD Reviewed By DateRating StrengthFlavoringTasteRoom Note
RJD (1)
★★★☆
Medium Medium Full Tolerable

Not a bad blend. Due to the ribbon cut easy to pack a pipe. Not really a cigarette tobacco tastes more like a cigar. If you are low on pipe tobacco and need some in a pinch definitely worth a shot. Rich flavor, affordable price.

Pipe Used: Ozark Mountain from Missouri Meerschaum

Age When Smoked: 46

Purchased From: Pipes and Cigars

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