GLP blends

GL Pease blends, full descriptions.

note; this webpage is merely a convenient listing of the GLP blends. It is not affiliated with the company.

Virginia and Virginia/perique blends: These blends are characterized by a Virginia base, often spiced with the magic of Louisiana perique.

Cumberland: ripe, red Virginia tobaccos create the frame in which some truly special Kentucky dark-fired leaf is exhibited. This leaf has a depth and richness that is rarely seen in tobaccos of its type. A measure of stoved and matured flue-cured is added to provide a gentle sweetness and solidify the foundation. A little Louisiana perique provides a piquant spice, and a subtle fruitiness. The flavour may be somewhat reminiscent of some of the classic English tobaccos of the past, but this is truly a unique blend. It's at once bold and demure, making a delightfully profound first impression, then gradually revealing its more subtle charms over a few bowls' courtship. It's sophisticated personality will be appreciated by those around the smoker as well. April, 2002
Filmore: a thick-sliced broken flake in the Scottish tradition. Ripe red Virginia tobaccos are combined with a generous measure of fine Louisiana perique, and then pressed to marry the components and deepen the flavours. The cakes are sliced and gently broken before tinning. Fillmore presents an elegant sweetness and delightful piquancy, enhanced by a creamy richness that develops throughout the bowl. Sit back, and enjoy a lovely, leisurely smoke. June, 2006.
JackKnife Plug: an all natural blend of dark-fired Kentucky leaf, and ripe, red Virginia tobaccos, layered on a central core of golden flue-cured leaf, providing deep, earthy flavours with a hint of bright sweetness. The tobaccos are pressed and matured in cakes before being cut into 2oz blocks. JackKnife is a stout blend. The dark-fired leaf adds a subtle smokiness and a subtle finish reminiscent of dark chocolate, while the Virginia tobaccos provide a sturdy backbone. Slice it thick and rub it out for a ribbon cut, thin for a shag, or chop it into cubes. January, 2011.
Laurel Heights: Rich, ripe, red leaf forms the base of this wonderful Virginia blend. The flavours are deep and round, with a smooth, natural sweetness, and subtle notes of orange peel, roasted oats, leather and peat. The smoke develops richness as it progresses, delivering a long, clean finish that is never cloying or syrupy, with hints of malt and grapefruit. For lovers of darker, natural, unstoved Virginias. March, 2006.
Montgomery: several grades of wonderful flue-cured leaf, from soft yellow to deep red, are combined with just a touch of dark-fired Kentucky for a little added richness. A special process, recovered from ancient archives, provides the finishing touch to this wonderful blend. Naturally sweet, and possessing subtle complexity, Montgomery presents delightful new dimensions for the lover of sophisticated Virginia blends. March, 2005.
Stratford: an enticing blend of delicately sweet brights and rich, ripe, red Virginia tobaccos, seasoned with just the right measure of fine Louisiana perique. The wonderfully nuanced interplay of sugar and spice is sure to delight the lover of this time honored combination. The room note is soft and subtle, the taste zesty and piquant. This is the one for the Virginia/perique fans. July, 2003
Telegraph Hill: a sturdy foundation of Virginia tobaccos, each chosen for its particular character, is enhanced with fine flakes of perique for a refined smoking experience. Telegraph Hill is rich and flavourful, with a satisfying, lingering finish. Each sip builds upon the last, creating a marvelous edifice of taste and aroma. You won't worry about earthquakes if your pipe is filled with this wonderful blend. May, 2005.
Triple Play Plug: ripe red and bright flue-cured tobaccos are joined by piquant Acadian perique, and a balanced measure of smoky, dark-fired Kentucky. The leaf is pressed and matured in cakes before being cut into 2oz bars, resulting in a bold blend for Virginia and perique fans. This all-American plug is a winning play, no matter how you slice it. May, 2011
Union Square: the latest entry in the Fog City Selection, and our first 100% Virginia tobacco, Union Square is a blended sliced cake of high-grade flue cured leaf, from beautiful, sweet brights to deep, earthy reds, without the added sugars, sauces, flavourings and top-dressings common to many other VA flakes. It is rich on the palate, with the clean sweetness of natural tobaccos, a pleasant room note, and a delightful finish. For those seeking a pure Virginia experience, this is the one to try. May, 2009.

Virginia/oriental Blends:
Virginia tobaccos, enhanced with the exotic spice and aroma of fine oriental leaf.

Cairo: a wonderfully complex mixture of red, orange and bright Virginia tobaccos, exotic oriental leaf, and just a whisper of perique. The flavour is naturally sweet, slightly nutty, delicately spicy and rich. Subtle citrus-like notes harmoniously support the more robust flavours of the darker Virginias. Cairo is a medium bodied but very satisfying tobacco with a delicate aroma that will be enjoyed by Virginia lovers and the connoisseur of oriental mixtures alike. Cairo is one of my favorite cities in the near-East, perhaps even the world. When I was there, the energy of the place inspired me in ways I'd never imagined. This tobacco has a distinctly oriental character, reminiscent of the spice markets in the bazaar. What else could I call it? March, 2000
Embarcadero: rich, ripe red Virginias are combined with top-grade Izmir leaf, pressed and aged in cakes, then sliced into flakes and tinned. The result is a wonderfully fragrant, natural blend with subdued sweetness, more brut than demi-sec, delightful toasty flavours, and hints of nuttiness and roasted coffee. Satisfying and refreshing; a comforting smoke, with enough complexity to keep it interesting. July, 2007.

Light Latakia Mixtures:
These are blends that utilize Virginia and oriental tobaccos as a base, enhanced with Latakia in various degrees.

Ashbury: an alluring assortment of exotic oriental tobaccos is generously blended with bright and red Virginia leaf. Finally, just enough Cyprus Latakia is added to provide an alluring smokiness, resulting in a tobacco that can best be described as a light-medium Balkan mixture. This is the blend for gentlemen with a Bohemian spirit and a sense of adventure. October, 2005.
Chelsea Morning: made from a variety of sweet red and bright Virginias, fragrant orientals, a small measure of rich Cyprus Latakia, and a pinch of L.A. Poche’s brilliant Acadian perique. It is an easy to pack, easy to smoke tobacco, and a great blend to start the day with your morning cup. The flavours are lively and engaging, with a subtle fruitiness and gentle smokiness that wakes up the palate. For those expecting a Latakia powerhouse, this ain’t that. The Cyprus leaf provides depth and character; it’s certainly present, but it’s not the dominant voice. In that respect, Chelsea Morning is similar to Piccadilly, the ‘English Breakfast Mixture’ from the Classic Collection, but, it’s also very different; the orientals add additional dimensions to the smoke. It is not a ‘clone’ of that other famous tobacco with ‘Morning’ in its name. But, if you liked that one, you should certainly give Chelsea Morning a try. October, 2009
Kensington: a Balkan style blend with restraint. Bright and red Virginias are combined with richly flavoured leaf from the orient and Cyprian Latakia in perfect measure for a wonderfully balanced smoke. Slightly sweeter than Charing Cross, and not quite as full due to a more delicate hand with the Latakia. Spicy, with an occasional suggestion of orange blossom. Complex, but never ponderous. A slightly lighter variant of a classic style. March, 2003
Piccadilly: a provocative blend of several Virginia tobaccos, delicately spiced with Latakia, and finished with Louisiana perique. The alluring flavour is revealed in layers throughout the smoke. It's lighter and sweeter than the others, but still rich, with hints of cinnamon and citrus. The mildest of the blends in this collection, so far, Piccadilly is the perfect "English Breakfast Mixture." I recently opened a four year old tin of Piccadilly, and the results of a few years' aging are fantastic. In the tin, there's a pleasant, aged tobacco aroma of dried apricots and nectarine, with hints of wood smoke, leather and coriander. The smoke is Virginia sweet, elegant, and refined. It stimulates the palate without being intrusive, and it truly is a wonderful companion to the morning tea. March, 2003

Medium Latakia Mixtures:
These are blends that utilize Virginia and oriental tobaccos as a base, enhanced with Latakia in various degrees.

Caravan: a long time in the making, and I'm really excited about it. For years, I've wanted to produce a nice, medium Balkan style blend with lots of wonderful Orientals, rich with Latakia, and just enough Virginia to give everything else something to hang on to. After a lot of almost right prototypes, I found the missing piece to the puzzle in some magnificent Oriental leaf that had been right under my nose all along. After a little tuning, Caravan was born. A lovely spice up front mingles with all those delightfully exotic Oriental flavours. The smoke/leathery notes of Cyprian Latakia weave their way through the smoke assertively, but never in an overbearing manner. A zesty, but delicate sweetness punctuates the statements made by the rest of the tobaccos. The finish is lingering, but won't overstay its welcome. Caravan is full and exotic; rich and spicy. A classic Balkan style blend with our own special touch. May, 2001
Charing Cross: a traditional Balkan style blend of fine Virginia leaf, richly seasoned with smoky Cyprian Latakia, and spiced with the exquisite and exotic tobaccos of the orient. This is one for Latakia lovers. Hints of roasted cocoa beans, orange zest, green pepper and campfires. Charing Cross is slightly less full than Blackpoint, and somewhat less sweet. March, 2003
Maltese Falcon: originally conceived as a replacement for the old Raven's Wing, Maltese Falcon quickly evolved into something bigger. It's a rich, bold blend, with excellent body, a beguiling sweetness, and solid structure, ideal for those who enjoy a sophisticated, yet comfortable and refined English-style mixture. January, 2008
Meridian: (Greg says he "always" has a tin of Meridian open.) Balanced, poised & sophisticated. Cyprus Latakia is layered with fine Virginia tobaccos and small leaf orientals, then pressed, sliced and tumbled into ribbons. More savory than sweet, with classic structure, medium body, and captivating complexity, Meridian is the perfect companion for a mid-day stroll or with the afternoon tea. Meridian is the third entry in the Old London Series. A classically styled blend that's wonderful when young, but with a good backbone for longer aging. It's a medium-full mixture, with flavours that evoke memories of some of the great Latakia blends from days gone by. Red and orange virginias are joined by a generous, but not overwhelming measure of Cyprian leaf, for a wonderfully earthy foundation. The spicy/sweet oriental tobaccos add fullness, and an exquisite aroma. Not as "big" or as full as Westminster, but similar in style. An excellent blend for a relaxing afternoon smoke, or as a delightful amuse bouche before dinner. October, 2010
Quiet Nights: rich, deep, contemplative. Ripe red virginias, fine orientals, smoky Cyprus latakia, and a pinch of Acadian perique are pressed and matured in cakes before being sliced. The sophisticated flavours and exotic aroma provide a wonderful backdrop for quiet moments of reflection, a good book, and if you are so inclined, perhaps a wee dram. This is the second entry in the Old London Series. This one is fuller and somewhat more Latakia-forward than Chelsea Morning, with a higher percentage orientals, and less perique. It's rich, complex, leathery and smoky, with a naturally sweet structure from the darker virginias, and a balanced oriental spice. It compares in strength and fullness with blends like Samarra and Blackpoint, but the pressing makes it deeper, darker, and brings new dimensions to the flavours and aromas. It's really wonderful. An ideal addition to the series, perfectly complimenting a relaxing evening. May, 2010
Samarra: along with Cairo, Mephisto and Renaissance, was one of the first blends to be offered under the G. L. Pease brand. In a sense, it is a refinement of Sublime Porte, a blend I produced years ago for Drucquer & Sons while working there, so it reflects a much longer history than the other blends in the line. Despite a significant percentage of Cyprus Latakia, Samarra is not a Latakia powerhouse. It is rich and complex, relying as much upon the delicate sweetness and structure of matured red Virginias, and the exotic, fragrant nature of fine oriental leaf as it does on the smoky opulence of the Cyprian “King of flavour.” The blend is finished with a hint of zesty lemon Virginia, adding a hint of brightness to the smoke, and a touch of perique, providing its own unique spice. Samarra is an excellent introduction to the “English Mixture” for those seeking to explore the genre, a wonderful daily smoke for those who like their Latakia in moderation, or a delightfully intriguing aperitif before dining. March, 2000

Full Latakia Mixtures:
In the same family as those above, but richer, fuller in flavour, and generally more stout.

Abingdon: the fullest Balkan style blend in the collection. It is rich and robust, powerful and forthright, yet still possessing subtlety and finesse. Dark flavours of wood and leather mingle with delicate undercurrents of sweetness, and deep earthy notes, while the oriental tobaccos provide hints of their verdant, sometimes herbaceous character. A big Balkan blend, reminding us once more of what these blends used to be. Because of the high percentage of dark and oriental tobaccos, it's recommended to pack Abingdon a little less firmly than you might a lighter blend. July, 2003
Blackpoint: a luxurious blend of red and lemon Virginias, Cyprian Latakia, exotic oriental tobaccos, and a perfect measure of Louisiana perique for a lively, piquant finish. The smoke is creamy and lingering, engaging the palate with a mouth-filling array of wonderful flavours. Reminiscent of raisins and stewed figs, fireplaces in the fall, walks in the forest. Blackpoint has the most complex flavour profile of any blend in the Classic Collection, making it perfect for moments of reflection and contemplation. Wonderful at any time of day, but ideal for the evenings. March, 2003
Lagonda: A luxurious blend comprising generous portions of Cyprus latakia, ripe red virginias and fine oriental leaf with a bit of bright added for a hint of gentle sweetness. Pressing and aging in cakes integrates the flavours and partially ferments the tobaccos. The cakes are then sliced and tumbled into ribbons, ready for your enjoyment. July, 2011
Odyssey: is big. There's no doubt it's loaded with fine Cyprian Latakia, but that's much more to it. Exotic oriental tobaccos abound, and wonderful matured red and jet-black stoved Virginias provide a perfect balance, both in the tin aroma and in the flavour of the dense smoke. I worked on this for months, tuning the proportions carefully until it was exactly the blend I was after. The first match yields big puffy clouds of beautiful smoke. The flavour is bold and assertive, but still refined. The Latakia's spice is balanced by the sweetness of the Virginias, and they have a marvelous conversation, while the oriental tobaccos play Baroque quartets in the background. Or, is it belly-dancing music? If you're a Latakia lover, Odyssey will surely enthrall you. The high percentage of dark tobaccos dictate a delicate hand when packing for best smoking. January, 2002
Sextant: A classic mixture harmoniously married to a Navy flake. Ripe Virginia tobaccos are first blended with Cypriot Latakia, fine Orientals, and a touch of dark-fired Kentucky leaf, then infused with a hint of dark rum before being gently pressed, matured, and sliced. The flavour is rich, bold and satisfying; the aroma an enchanting interweaving of traditions. The infusion of dark rum, and the addition of fire-cured Kentucky, especially when combined with the pressing and fermentation that occurs as a result, give it a unique sweetness and aroma. The rum offers a subtle but engaging contribution throughout the smoke, which is rich, deep and complex. The flakes are not firmly packed, but are kept looser than a conventional flake, and therefore easily broken. (Homage to the now-defunct "Mephisto.") April, 2012
Wesminster: The very essence of the traditional English mixture; rich, elegant, refined, and exquisitely balanced. New World red virginias are enhanced with a gentle caress of bright leaf, then lavishly seasoned with rich oriental tobaccos and generous measures of noble Cyprus mountain Latakia. A satisfying blend, presenting layers of flavour to delight the senses as it develops in the bowl. The perfect every-day English. (A painstaking, crafted homage to the old Dunhill "London Mixture.") January, 2007

Unique Blends:
Some blends simply defy categorization.

Barbary Coast: excellent cube-cut Burley, chosen for its deep, nutty flavours, forms a robust foundation for this sophisticated blend. Rich, red Virginia tobaccos are added for their subtle sweetness and complexity, while the unique spice of perique provides added dimension. A delicate kiss of brandy polishes the blend to a perfect finish. Barbary Coast is delightfully satisfying, with hints of black walnut, dark chocolate, and dried fruits. The perfect "all-day" smoke. March, 2001
Haddo's Delight: this is a stout blend consisting of several grades of Virginia tobaccos with a generous measure of long-cut perique. Unflavoured Green River black Cavendish and a little air-cured white burley ribbon provide fullness, body, and a bit of extra strength. Finally, an exclusive process darkens and marries the mixture, and gives the blend a subtle tin aroma of cocoa and dried fruit. The flavour is full on the palate, earthy, slightly sweet and intriguingly piquant, with overtones of figs and raisins. A wonderful and unprecedented blend for the true perique lover! If you love perique, give it a try. August, 2000
Key Largo: is full of surprises. It's got wonderful, layered flavours of rich Virginias, oriental tobaccos, including a little Cypriot Latakia, and hints of earthy spice from the cigar leaf. It presents a creamy, delicious smoke, with a softer room aroma than might be expected from the ingredients. It's refreshing, yet full-bodied and satisfying. I've been enjoying the prototypes through three seasons, but it seems exceptionally well suited to our late summer smoking. July, 2008
Lombard: named for the famed winding, twisting street in San Francisco, Lombard starts with a base of red and bright Virginias. It is then enhanced with American “condimental” leaf, including an angel's share of perique. The twist in this Lombard? A delicate breath of Cyprus Latakia is added for a whisper of smokiness and a slightly deeper flavour. A gentle introduction to Latakia for the Virginia smoker, or just a delightful change of pace. August, 2005.
Robusto: exquisite maduro wrapper leaf, in just the right amounts, provides an alluring spice, a suggestion of the richness of a great cigar, and a creamy texture to the smoke. Cyprian Latakia rounds out the flavours, and smooths the edges. Ripe, red Virginias provides a modest sweetness while giving the blend structure. Oriental tobaccos fill in the gaps, and make Robusto a complex, full flavoured and spicy mixture that is still gentle on the tongue. It's perfect with the afternoon coffee, as a delicious finish to a wonderful meal, or as a stout companion throughout the day. And, it ages beautifully! November, 2002

Original Mixtures:	Classic Collection:	Fog City Selection:	Heirloom Collection:	Old London Series:	New World Collection:	Discontinued:	Limited Edition:
Barbary Coast Cairo Caravan Cumberland Haddo's Delight Odyssey Robusto Samarra	Abingdon Blackpoint Charing Cross Kensington Piccadilly Stratford	Ashbury Embarcadero Fillmore Laurel Heights Lombard Montgomery Telegraph Hill Union Square	Key Largo Maltese Falcon Westminster	Chelsea Morning Lagonda Meridian Quiet Nights Sextant	JackKnife Plug Jacknife ready-rubbed Triple Play Plug	Bohemian Scandal Mephisto Raven's Wing Renaissance	Stonehenge Virginia Legends: 2005 CORPS Middle Earth: NASPC Tribute

The collections:

Original Mixtures: These are the earliest blends in the range, some of them going back to the beginning of the company in early 2000. Some have become quite famous, or perhaps infamous, inspiring almost cult-like behaviour, song, poetry and possibly even a wild, frenetic dance or two. Greg's Thoughts: There's quite a range of flavours and aromas to be experienced in these blends. Anything from rich Balkan mixtures to delicate blends of Virginia and oriental leaf can be found here, including a wonderful cigar leaf blend. Pick and choose, or try them all. There's bound to be something to appeal!

Classic Collection: This draws inspiration from some of the great tobaccos of days past. The blends offered are not meant as attempts to replicate them, but are like impressionistic paintings of those long-aged blends, designed to pay them homage and capture something of their essence. No casing sauces or added flavours are used - just pure tobaccos, carefully selected and artfully blended to bring out the best each leaf has to offer. Greg's Thoughts: These tobaccos have been out for several years, now, and I am still excited about them. Each stands solidly on its own, while helping to paint a larger picture. The blends range from a smooth, light, sweet Virginia, spiced with piquant perique, to a dusky, dark blend, rich with Cyprus Latakia. They evoke thoughts of some of the classic tobaccos that might have perfumed the London air in gentler times. One is bound to suit your mood at any given time of day or night.

Fog City Selection: Each of the blends in the Fog City Selection begins with a base of choice Virginia tobaccos ranging from bright lemon yellow to deep red. Fine spice tobaccos - piquant Louisiana Perique, rich dark-fired Kentucky, smoky Cyprian Latakia, and exotic Izmir oriental leaf - are used to enhance the flavours and develop the deeper complexity that is the hallmark of an exceptional blend. Greg's Thoughts: From the light, delicate nuances of Montgomery to the rich character of Fillmore and complex temperament of Embarcadero, these blends offer a range of unique experiences anchored on excellent Virginia tobaccos. Lombard brings small quantities of Latakia and Perique to the party, while Ashbury could almost be considered a light English style mixture. Purists might take exception to the inclusion of condiment tobaccos in Virginia blends, but, I would counter that there is actually a long tradition of this practice, and encourage them to give these a try.

Heirloom Collection: This collection will never be large. It's reserved for tobaccos that, I think, are exemplary in their category. The first was Bohemian Scandal, may it rest in peace. It is still presented here for posterity. (The entire GLP supply of Syrian Latakia -- a critical component of Bohemian Scandal, Mephisto, Raven's Wing and Renaissance -- was lost in a warehouse fire in 2004.) It has been joined, posthumously, by Westminster. Maltese Falcon was added in January, 2008, then Key Largo in July. Greg's Thoughts: It's hard to make comments on a collection as full of unique personalities as this one. Bohemian Scandal was wonderfully received during its short life, and has become something of a “Holy Grail” blend for many. I don't know, for sure, if this is due to its rarity, or because it really was that good. I know I liked it, but I was a little surprised by its reception. The other blends in this collection have also become very popular, and with good reason. Each has all the characteristics that can make a blend a classic. Time will tell, of course, but they've been going strong since their respective introductions, so I've got high hopes. Each one has its charm, yet they still seem to get along with one another.

Old London Series: The tobaccos in the Old London Series are made using old, time honoured methods utilized by some of the old blending houses. Whole strips - leaves with the mid-ribs removed - are blended in layers and pressed into cakes, and briefly matured to allow some fermentation, and for the flavours of the tobaccos to integrate. The cakes are then sliced traditionally, and either left in flakes, or tumbled into a form that is something between a ribbon and a broken flake. The results are well worth the extra steps. Greg's Thoughts: These blends offer something unique in today's world of cost-cutting, production shortcuts and chemical "enhancements." My intention was to turn back the clock and use traditional methods to produce some blends reminiscent of some that haven't been around for decades, but modern in their formulations. The collection will never be a large one - so far, only five blends are planned - but each will be unique, and will provide the smoker with a delightful journey, with one foot in the past, and one in the present.

New World Collection: Only New World tobaccos will be used in the blends of this new collection: fine burleys, flue-cured Virginias, perique, Carolina brights, dark-fired leaf from Kentucky, and perhaps some Maryland. No orientals of any kind will sneak into the mixtures, so Latakiaphobes can rest easy. This collection will probably never contain more than five or six blends, but each will be special in its own right, and unique in the world of tobaccos. Greg's Thoughts: Even with a seemingly fairly limited palette, the possibilities for enticing new blends are many, and I'm really excited about the ones I've been working on. It's hard to say too much at this early time, but some of the prototypes show real promise, and at least a couple of them will be added to the collection in the coming months. Stay tuned.

Alphabetical Listing, bare ingredients:

Abingdon: full Balkan, Orientals, Cyprian Latakia, Virginia
Ashbury: Oriental, yellow to deep red Virginia leaf, Cyprian Latakia
Barbary Coast: cube-cut Burley, matured red Virginia, Perique, topped with brandy
Blackpoint: red and bright Virginia, Oriental, Cyprian Latakia, Perique
Cairo: Virginia, Oriental
Caravan: Oriental, Cyprian Latakia, Turkish, Grecian, Virginias
Charing Cross: Virginia, Oriental, Latakia
Chelsea Morning: bright and red Virginias, Orientals, Cyprian Latakia, Perique
Cumberland: aged dark-fired Kentucky, Virginias and Perique
Embarcadero: broken flake red Virginia, Turkish Izmir
Fillmore: broken flake red Virginias, Perique
Haddo's Delight: Virginias, Burleys, and perique
JackKnife Plug / JKP Ready-rubbed: dark and bright Virginia, dark-fired Kentucky
Kensington: Virginia, Oriental, Latakia
Key Largo: Virginias, Orientals, Cyprian Latakia, cigar leaf
Lagonda: Cyprian Latakia, red Virginias, Orientals
Laurel Heights: red Virginia
Lombard: Virginia, “condimental” leaf, Perique, Cyprian Latakia
Maltese Falcon: Latakia, Virginia, Oriental
Meridian: Cyprian Latakia, Virginia, small leaf Orientals
Montgomery: Virginia, dark-fired Kentucky
Odyssey: Latakia, Orientals, red and and black Virginia
Piccadilly: Virginia, Latakia, Perique
Quiet Nights: Virginias, Orientals, Cyprian Latakia, perique
Robusto: Virgina, oriental, Cyprian Latakia, cigar leaf
Samarra: Latakia, Red and Lemon Virginia, Oriental, Perique
Sextant: Virginia, Cyprian Latakia, Orientals, dark-fired Kentucky leaf
Stratford: Virginias, Perique
Telegraph Hill: Virginia, small flake-cut Perique
Triple Play: red and bright Virginia, Perique, dark-fired Kentucky
Union Square: red and bright Virginia
Westminster: Cyprus Latakia, Oriental, ripe Virginia