A complex and inviting blend, Indian Outlaw combines our favorite Virginias with rich, black Cavendish for a smooth, semi-sweet smoke. With a very pleasant room note, it’s a crowd-pleaser for both new and experienced pipe smokers alike.
This blend is literally “Half Cherokee and Choctaw,” honoring two of our oldest house blends while tipping a hat to 1990s country music culture. Bold, balanced, and flavorful, it’s a true Squire classic.
✨ Extras Available: Indian Outlaw Labels – perfect for collectors or for labeling your cellaring jars.







Robert Ritchey (verified owner) –
A uniquely wonderful flavor and aroma. Very relaxing to smoke..
Joey K (verified owner) –
This is the way to go !!! Virginia and Black Cavendish tobacco. How could you go wrong ? Pleasant bag and room note . Surly an everyday smoke .
GW Lee (verified owner) –
What a FANTASTIC smoke!!! Has all the right parts at all the right times. Hope to get some more in the near future. I am so in love with this blend. Burns great, not hot, no bite, burns down to white ash and no dottle!!! You will not regret this smoke!!!
themadhatterteareview (verified owner) –
My wife really loved the room note with this one. A fine smoke indeed!
Anthony Ferrulli (verified owner) –
Sitting back, enjoying a bowl right now. Just an awesome Tobacco.
Hunter (verified owner) –
Easy smoke, but full flavor and great company with a book on the porch
Jacob (verified owner) –
This has become my go to blend. It burns so incredibly well and the flavor is smooth. I easily smoke this 10:1 over every other blend I own.
Raymond Caputo –
First bowl: so far, I don’t find this to be a “complex ” blend at all; (of course, this could change with a few more bowls). The ” creamy Cavendish ” is there, for sure. Very pleasant room note. Needs some drying time. Burns well. Easy to light. Almost zero body. No weight to the smoke at all. Has little or no hang time. So light that I can juuuussst baaaarely feel it on the retrohale. Dissipates to quickly. Pleasant. Smoked in a mid-sized 3/4 bent Stanwell. Nice, but not exactly intriguing or captivating.
Raymond Caputo –
First bowl: so far, I don’t find this to be a “complex ” blend at all; (of course, this could change with a few more bowls). The ” creamy Cavendish ” is there, for sure. Very pleasant room note. Needs some drying time. Burns well. Easy to light. Almost zero body. No weight to the smoke at all. Has little or no hang time. So light that I can juuuussst baaaarely feel it on the retrohale. Dissipates to quickly. Pleasant. Smoked in a mid-sized 3/4 bent Stanwell. Nice, but not exactly intriguing or captivating. Would be a nice, non-offensive tobacco to smoke out in public.
skinnybird46 (verified owner) –
Okay , this was shelved for a bit. Started on it, super! That’s all I need to say. The changes on the website are good. Hope to come see your new digs someday. Love it when JD
Is on Brian’s show.
Mark Choate –
Not usually a smoker of aromatics, but I do love Virginia tobacco. This mixture with black cavendish, is really pleasant to smoke and a relaxing experience.