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PappyJoePappyJoe Master
edited January 5 in Tobacco Talk
So while having coffee this morning I logged into tobaccoreviews and did a search to see just what the Sutliff Tobacco Company manufactures for other brands/labels/tobacconist. I've tried being as accurate as possible.

Blends Manufactured by Sutliff Tobacco Company according to tobaccoreviews.

Sutliff Tobacco Company:
281 Currently Available (until they aren’t)
65 Discontinued Blends

Private Label Blends
184 Currently Available
27 Discontinued
According to Tobacco Reviews, Sutliff also made blends for:

Admiral’s Choice

Backwoods
Bengal Slices
Benjamin Hartwell
Blender’s Gold
Brigham Enterprises

Century
Chris Morgan
Cobblestone
Cup O’ Joes

Dream Castle Tobacco Company

E. Hoffman Company: Distinguished Gentleman

F&K: Bat with a Hat

Gurkha

Hearth & Home
Holt’s Cigar Company

Iwan Ries

John Cotton

Kramer’s Pipe & Tobacco Shop: Father Dempsey

Missouri Meerschaum

Per G. Jensen

Pipes & Cigars: Angler’s Dream

Seattle Pipe Club
Smoker Friendly
smokin joes cigar
Super Value

The Country Squire
The Smoker: Civil War
Tobacconist Reserve Ltd.

War Horse
Watch City Cigar
Wessex: Gold Slices
 
In other places I have posted that out of 80 unopened tins in my possession, I only had 10 that were made by Sutliff or MacBaren. I need to amend that number to 11. 
What this is telling me is that I don't smoke that many blends made by Sutliff. 

That being said, I am going to miss exploring the Gurkha line of pipe tobaccos that I just discovered. 

@leonard - Did I miss any blends?

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  • motie2motie2 Master
    Sutliff catered to the aromatic smoker, IMHO
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  • LeonardLeonard admin
    There are probably more brand/blend names out there, but I doubt there are more actual blends. For instance: Super Value = Blenders Gold = Smoker Friendly = Admirals Choice.

    Wessex Gold Slices: not sure what that is, but Wessex doesn’t make tobacco, so you’ve already smoked it.

    you’ve also likely smoked anything under Missouri, Iwan, and many others under different names. 

    Im sure that there are some unique blends in there, but a lot less than we would like to think.
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  • PappyJoePappyJoe Master
    @Leonard
    Oh, I'm sure there are blends that were just packaged with different labels for different companies. 

    I've never smoked Wessex Gold Slice under that name but I saw it listed on a lot of on-line tobacco shops. 
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