Dunhill Blends Of Pipe Tobacco Return Under Peterson Name

The classic blends from the last century or longer from Dunhill have been resurrected as part of the Peterson line of tobaccos. You can score yours here. For the convenience of the new buyer, here is a quick guide to Peterson blends:

  • Early Morning Pipe: coffee and a cigarette.
  • Elizabethan Mixture: raisin bread.
  • Flake: honey toast.
  • My Mixture 965: gingerbread.
  • Nightcap: barbecue chicken.
  • Royal Yacht: honeyed wine.
  • Standard Mixture: charred garlic bread.
  • Irish Cask: spicy granola.
  • Perfect Plug: smoked dates.
  • University Flake: blueberry pancakes.
  • Irish Flake: Dr Pepper

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