Religious Tobacco names?

Bphasty · September 2016

Please note, I'm not asking for a religious debate here...But as a history student & a lover of myth & religion I'm curious of any "Religiously Themed Tobacco" names you may know of. The only one that comes to mind is Presbyterian Mixture. Are there any others? Is there a Lutheran Latakia mix or a Bellowing Baptist? Also while I'm primarily interested in Protestant Christian names feel free to drop in any others you may know....like the Angry Athiest or the Flying Spaghetti Monster or Thor's Hammer (but only IF they are real pipe tobacco blends) thanks.

judandhispipe · September 2016

Presbyterian was so named because it was originally blended for "the Very Rev. Dr. John White, sometime minister of the Barony Kirk in
Glasgow and Moderator of the General Assembly in Scotland in 1929." (From TR)

PappyJoe · September 2016

The Country Squire has a Parson's Blend. The story I've heard is that it was created for a customer who was looking for something he could smoke in his house. He was a Parson.

There is also Three Nuns.

idbowman · September 2016

@bphasty, there is a Thor's Hammer out there - granted it's a snuff blend not a pipe blend, but I thought it was funny you mentioned it.

Not Christian themed, but Tsuge recently came out with a line of tobaccos named after mythological Japanese gods: Ryujin (God of Dragon), Fujun (God of Wind), Gunjin and Raijin (Gods of Thunder and Sammurai, but I don't remember which is which).

Bphasty · September 2016

Awesome, I actually lived in Okinawa as a kid (navy brat) thanks, man!

TeCarp · September 2016

Three Nuns
Deacon's Downfall
Three Friars

Woodsman · September 2016

St. Bruno

3 Nuns

thesubcon · September 2016

@pappyjoe yeah! I love those both!!!

motie2 · March 2017

Once again:

"Towards a Theology of Pipesmoking" by Arthur D. Yunker (73 pages) and Weber's "Art of Pipe Smoking" (60 pages) both available as .pdf files, for the asking. Just get me your email address.