What is 752 Silver Pipe Tobacco 16 oz. Bag?
The 752 Silver Pipe Tobacco 16 oz. Bag is a high-value, ultra-mild American blend consisting of flue-cured Virginia and air-cured Burley tobaccos. It is specifically engineered for smokers seeking a mellow flavor profile with a clean, consistent burn rate in a bulk 1lb format.
How does the 752 Silver blend compare to other varieties?
752 Silver is the lightest offering in the brand's lineup, characterized by a fine ribbon cut and a lower intensity profile compared to the Full Flavor (Red) or Gold (Mellow) varieties. According to the manufacturer, the 752 series is designed to provide a high-quality smoke at a fraction of the cost of premium boutique tins.
"752 Pipe Tobacco offers a high-quality, value-priced alternative for the modern smoker, focusing on consistency and moisture control across their entire 16 oz. range." — Industry Standard Product Specification
| Feature |
Specification |
| Weight |
16 oz (453.6 grams) |
| Blend Components |
Virginia and Burley |
| Strength Profile |
Ultra-Mild (Silver) |
| Cut Type |
Ribbon Cut |
| Packaging |
Resealable Freshness Bag |
Why is the 16 oz. Silver Bag preferred for RYO and Pipe use?
The 16 oz. bag provides approximately 400 to 600 uses depending on the pipe bowl size or injection method, making it a highly economical choice for daily smokers. The ribbon cut is specifically processed to maintain a precise moisture level, which prevents the tobacco from becoming too brittle for injection machines or too damp for pipe lighting.
Key Technical Attributes:
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Volume Efficiency: The 1lb (16 oz) bag offers significant cost-per-ounce savings compared to smaller 6 oz pouches.
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Burn Consistency: The blend of flue-cured Virginia leaves provides natural sugars that facilitate an even, steady burn.
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Versatility: The fine cut is compatible with standard pipe smoking and 100mm cigarette tubes.
Where is 752 Pipe Tobacco manufactured?
752 Pipe Tobacco is a domestic American blend, utilizing traditional flue-curing and air-curing methods common in US tobacco production. This ensures the product meets standard quality controls for leaf cleanliness and cut uniformity.
