Burley, Perique, Virginia make up the leaf. Burley is an air-cured leaf with a dry, nutty, cocoa-like quality and low sugar. Perique, pressure-fermented in Louisiana, adds peppery spice and dark stewed-fruit depth. Virginia tobacco lends a natural grassy, hay-like sweetness and gentle citrus tang that deepens with age.
How it tastes
Based on its makeup, Country Squire Tombigbee tends to smoke nutty, earthy, cocoa, peppery, spicy, stewed-fruit, sweet, grassy and tangy. The blend is topped with sugar, sweet, which adds a sweeter, more fragrant layer on top of the natural leaf. The community flavor profile above is drawn from real member reviews — the definitive picture of how it actually tastes.
Manufacturer
Country Squire
Blend family
Aromatic
Leaf / components
Burley, Perique, Virginia
Cut
Coarse Cut
Casing / flavoring
Sugar, Sweet
Availability
In production
FAQ
What does Country Squire Tombigbee taste like?
Country Squire Tombigbee generally smokes nutty, earthy, cocoa, peppery, spicy, stewed-fruit, sweet, grassy and tangy, with an added sugar, sweet topping. Puffin’s community flavor profile shows the exact balance from member reviews.
What kind of blend is Country Squire Tombigbee?
It is an aromatic blend finished with a flavour topping for a fragrant room note, made with Burley, Perique, Virginia.
What cut is Country Squire Tombigbee?
Country Squire Tombigbee is a coarse cut.
Is Country Squire Tombigbee an aromatic?
Yes — it carries a sugar, sweet topping, so it reads as an aromatic (or lightly cased) blend.
Is Country Squire Tombigbee still available?
Yes, Country Squire Tombigbee is currently in production.
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