Name-Brand Favorites

A rich, complex journey of Black Cavendish and Bright Virginias, passing through regions of Dark Burleys and Dark-Fired Kentucky, elevated by vanilla and dark rum. All aboard.

Perhaps the most well-known street in the French Quarter, the oldest district in New Orleans, this Cellar Series blend takes its name from the colorful Bourbon street, whose distinct blue shutters have lined the rue for years. In this equally memorable blend, bright and red Virginias are mixed with just the right amount of dark-fired Kentucky and long-cut Perique, then married together with bourbon before being pressed to form an old-fashioned crumble cake.

High grade Old Belt golden Virginias. Sweet, with just a hint of citrus, because of a naturally high sugar content and relatively low presence of oil, this bright leaf makes both a fine companion to a Burley and a dandy smoke all its own.

A smooth blend of nutty cubed burley enhanced with Cyprian Latakia and sweetened black cavendish.

Reminiscent of the original Revelation said to be the favorite of Albert Einstein, this singularity is an adroit melding of Virginias, Burleys, Latakia, and Perique in unified harmony.

A delightful Aromatic infused with the flavor of an exotic fruit originally from the middle East that was a particular favorite in the 18th Century and found growing on the grounds of Mount Vernon, Monticello, and around the homes of other Founding Fathers.

Opening Night is a delicious blend of Red and Bright Virginias pressed to perfection.