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
51 Reviews
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aromatic with pleasant taste
A popular choice because of its pleasant room note and taste. woodsy, burns well once lit. worth to have a tin.
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Hands down Fav
This is my FAVORITE of the ones I’ve tried. I did buy all the different versions as well and so far our of the original and the reserve I like the original better.
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Not bad, but not what was expected
I, like others expected a sweet aroma when I was so excited to finally get it and open the can for the first time. Boy was that not what I got, me, my wife, and three of my coworkers all independently thought it smelled like bbq. I was reluctant to smoke it at first, but found I neither hated or loved it after a bowl or two. Won't be in my daily rotation but glad to add it to the collection. If you're on the fence about it then maybe only try the 2 oz tin.
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Seattle pipe club plum pudding
I keep it in a jar to keep it moist on point and I love breaking it up to my satisfaction and you can inhale as much as you want and then you can hit as hard as you want and it don't taste nasty
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Plum Pudding
Not for aromatic smokers.
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Plum Pudding
As a newbie to pipes. I was a bit taken aback by this. I was expecting a sweet, pleasant flavor. With that being said, this totally kicked me in the head. However, over a two or three week period I have grown to like it. So, don’t let the name fool you.
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Tobacco
Was a little nervous to try this as a beginner from it's meatlike unburned scent, but it is a wonderful flavor that matches it's description
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excellent tobacco, rich, deeply satisfying
received quickly in a very good packaging
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Not what I thought it would be
Bad smell from the tin right on through the entire smoke. My son-in-law and I smoked this at the same time in different pipes. We both thought it tasted terrible.. Was had to stay lit. Glad I only bought a 2oz tin. Will try and some more after I get it to dry out (one bowl at a time). Don’t know what all the hype is all about. Guess that is why there are so many different tobacco’s out there. We all have different tastes.
