Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g

Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g – Deep Stoved Virginia in a Large Tin

Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g is a dark, stoved Virginia blend with a rich black Cavendish depth. Slow heat treatment coaxes a natural sweetness from the leaf, giving a mellow, fruit-tinged smoke without heavy toppings.

Offered in a full 100g tin, this is a Virginia for smokers who love dark leaf and understated sweetness. It burns cool and even, revealing gentle notes of plum and hay across a relaxed bowl.

✅ Product Highlights

• Dark, stoved Virginia with deep natural sweetness
• Black Cavendish adds body and a soft, round finish
• Naturally mellow, low-key aromatic character
• Ribbon cut that fills the bowl and lights with ease
• Generous 100g tin from Kohlhase & Kopp

🍂 Flavor

• Dark, plummy Virginia sweetness
• Hay and a light citrus tang beneath
• A smooth, woody finish with gentle spice

❓ Why Smokers Choose Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g

Smokers choose Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g for a dark Virginia that is sweet and smooth without being sugary.

• Rich, stoved leaf with natural depth
• Mellow strength that suits all-day smoking
• Cool, even burn from top to heel
• Large tin that ages beautifully once sealed

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💬 Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g an aromatic?

Only lightly. Its sweetness comes mainly from stoving the Virginia and adding black Cavendish rather than from heavy flavourings.

How strong is Rattray’s Black Virginia 100g?

It sits in the mild-to-medium range, making it an easy, smooth dark Virginia for regular smoking.

Why choose the 100g tin of Rattray’s Black Virginia?

The larger tin offers better value and keeps well for cellaring. Purchased on your behalf from a licensed tobacco retailer in Japan and sent to you by tracked post.

📌 Additional Information

• Tobacco Cut: Ribbon Cut
• Blend Type: Virginia
• Contents: Black Cavendish, Virginia
• Aroma: Hay, Plum, Woody
• Size: 100g Tin
• Origin: Germany
• Produced By: Kohlhase & Kopp