Stanwell Pipe Tobacco

In Germany, we have Loriot (famous german comedian of the 70-90s) to thank for the fact that the name Stanwell has become almost synonymous with pipe enjoyment. He made several well known TV adverts that aired in the evening. We remember too fondly those cartoons from the seventies that always ended with the famous claim: "Three things a man needs: fire - pipe - Stanwell." The commercials have long since stopped running, but the high-quality and stylishly crafted Stanwell pipes enjoy enduring popularity among friends - and of course: girlfriends - of pipe enjoyment.

Into the pipe
Now, a beautiful pipe also needs to be stuffed, and so the Danish company also creates its own tobacco. It is characterised above all by its variety of flavours - only found in this form at Stanwell - which is particularly appreciated by younger pipe lovers and beginners to pipe enjoyment.

Mostly Black or Dark Cavendish are used as a base, which is then complemented by different cuts of Virginia or Burley. Finally, the desired aromas are added, which determine the flavour of the tobacco variety. Stanwell is quite open to experimentation, as the names of some tobacco blends already suggest. Besides fruity notes like cherry in Stanwell Ruby or plum in Stanwell Classic, the master blenders of the Danish company rely on sweet scents like in Stanwell Sepia.

Fire - Pipe - Stanwell
All in all, the different varieties can be characterised as gentle, differences in the intensity of the flavour result from their different aromatisation. In the room, the tobacco scent is distributed rather discreetly, spreading a lovely, anything but obtrusive note. So even in the presence of non-smokers, you can reach for a pipe full of Stanwell with a clear conscience.

So anyone looking for flavoured pipe tobaccos for pleasurable hours should take a closer look at the Stanwell range or - better still - try it. Because among the selection offered by the Stanwell pipe tobacco portfolio, she or he is sure to find what she or he is looking for - and then it's just like in Loriot's animated film sequences: "Fire - Pipe - Stanwell."