Less than a minute in and he drops the "broken arm and hepatitis C". Liked.

”Woke up in the emergency room with a broken arm and Hepatitis C” HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA 😂

Your vignette on what non-tobacco ingredients might reproduce the character of this tobacco cracked me up. I literally LOL'd.

A few things... 1) Man, you seriously do THE BEST tobacco reviews out of anyone on KZfaq. Really man, keep it up! I just ordered some Elizabethian mixture based upon your reviews. 2) What is with the solid background now? Pipe smoking, even for a review, should always be casual. The solid colored background gives your more recent reviews a slight "evening news" feel. Your apartment seems interesting enough. 3) I think it would be quite funny for you to do a review of Captain Black, Prince Albert or some other goopy, low grade drug store cavendish and yet give it every bit as much thought and attention to detail, including the pompous accent, as you do for the high-quality tinned tobaccos.

"Smoked a bowl once, woke up in the emergency room with a broken arm and Hepatitis C" loved that ;) Great reviews, very polished; keep it up!

Hands down, no one even gets close to your reviews. When your done there's not many questions left to answer, very helpful in my purchases. Please do a review with your one favorite tobacco from each category ( yes, one aromatic also). It would be much appreciated by your adoring fans.

I just watched this. When you said, "I woke up in the hospital with a broken arm and hepatitis C", I had to pause the video I was laughing so much.

Excellent, excellent review Bradley. Congrats. I liked it so much. Awesome. Thanks a lot.

Love this blend. Great review!

Glad I watched this one, because I ended up _loving_ this blend! I got quite a few laughs out of this one too. It's an awesome full belly blend. Loving plugs & cakes as much as I do, Jackknife is yet another Pease recipe that's made its way into my rotation. I know this vid is a couple years old, but hardly outdated and very well-done! 👍

That fine shag is the way I like to prepare it, as well. To me, it brings out the most from the blend. That's not to say that there's anything wrong with cube-cutting it, or cutting it to a coarse ribbon, but the fine shag works best for me. Great reviews! A friend suggested I check out your channel. I like your approach!

Your accent while doing your deeper "voice over" voice while reading the tin description was going back and forth from a deep voiced old man to an almost Sean Connery James Bond,lol! It was very amusing. I dig your reviews and the way you describe the flavors is very dead on for me personally,we must have similar palates,idk, please keep doing reviews on stuff and things because I thoroughly enjoy them! Stay healthy,stay happy,stay you!

great review as always Bradley. I hope your week has been going great. your channel is on my top 5 favorite keep up the great work.

It's just savory and mouthwatering goodness.. I just got an 8oz block of the stuff

Sounds wonderful! Definitely will be on my next order, thanks for the review.

I just popped a can while watching your video to compare, and i really enjoyed it. Coming from heavy cased tobacco blend aromatic smokes, this is a nice change of pace. Pair's well with a long island Ice tea!

Great review and great tobacco thanks

Like Bradley I have a high N tolerance; cigars, Gawith twists, Dark Birds eye, Irish flake - none of these seem to affect me. I picked up a sample of Jack Knife plug at The Briar Shoppe during a visit to Houston Texas (thanks Ross! definitely check out this B&M if you happen to visit Houston). Jack-Knife plug is the only blend I have tried that "put me out" so to speak; I found the flavor to be very, very forward. Enjoyable, but heavy; the 'steak sauce' smell comes through in the smoke. It is not for the faint of heart and I enjoy it sparingly. One tin goes a long way.

Great review! I loved the taste description towards the end. I propose that we call Virginia/Kentucky blends .....VirTuckens

Great video! Thanks for reviewing

When I first tried this blend I was not a fan. upon revisiting recently, I've become hooked

Great review

Got to try it! Great review as always.

I thought I was the only one who had the broken arm and Hep from this. Man, makes me glad I am not alone. Got a tin in the cabinet, but a little nervous about the cut. I have a few traditional plugs that I am nervous about just because I have finally gotten to a point where I can actually handle stuffing and smoking.

Great review as always!

I am smoking this right now cellared for one year. And the bbq a1 sauce have settled a lot. This is a good one before going to sleep or if you need good nicotine hit. If I knew the taste would be a lot better after a while I would have purchased a lot more

I agree with all the positive comments regarding your videos. Bravo. I enjoy the graphic denoting the specific data you overlay on the video as you speak. Do you have this data all in one place so that we can download/print this data for use day to day without having to scroll through each video (albeit a fun task)? Thanks. Dante

As always great review. Got a tin sitting in my cellar just waiting for the right time. Maybe this Christmas when I hit my one year anniversary of pipe smoking. But I might need some smelling sauce. Haha!

Bradley, Great review. Your theatrical accents are so very fitting and entertaining. The "Jacknife Plug" subsitute sounds quite nice. ..not too sure of its smokability. Will have to give this here Plug a try soon. Take care, Later.

Shopping for tobacco and just heard you slide into character. "Woke up with a broken arm and hepatitis C" . Dude, you crack me up.

This was the first video of yours that I saw Brad, So it must have been some time in the weeks or months after this was uploaded, I remember it clearly, I'd been reading a book in which a character mentioned plug tobacco which led me here. So there we go, 7 to 8 years depending on exactly when you put this up.

yet another great review looking forward to getting my hands on some of this stuff; However that intro hook story has me wondering what crazy thing would have to happen to end up with a broken arm and Hep-C.

I like Dark Fired Kentucky....A lot ! HH Mac Barren Old Fired is in my regular rotation. This sh*t flat out kicked my ass. Next time I'll be ready with something smooth with alcohol.......

Bradley, PLEASE you must do a revisited of this stuff, I'm interested in knowing what you still think of Jack Knife Plug!

LOL love the list starting from old leather boot! 🤣

Solid. I've been on the fence about this one because of how people talk about the nic hit. I'll get around to it. I'm on a Solani #656 kick though. Good god that is some good tobacco.

Great review.... How would this compare to Paterson's three ps ??

Nice concise tobacco review there, old boy. OT - Ahh - Bradley, I think I hit jackpot - I just tried an oz of Cornell & Diel Bayou Night - it's a medium/full Virginia with Perique and it seemed just perfect. It's described as a "Scottish type blend of Latakia, Perique, Virginias, Turkish, and Burleys that boasts a heavier Perique component than normally found in a classic Scottish blend." When I opened the bag and took a deep whiff it stunk - almost a tangy, cheesy smell (like the grandfather's boot smell you gave on the GL Pease) and I thought "Oh Christ, what have I bought...) But on smoking it burnt nice and smooth and then the perique really came through. A little more rough cut than Nightcap and without the Latakia but that's ok . I urge you to try it if you haven't already. I smoked it in my new Savinelli 'Hercules EX' so no previous after smells to mix it up. I even found the perfect aperitif to go with it - Joaquin wild Cherry Brandy mixed with 50% Joaquin Ginger Brandy to take away the sweetness. I know this isn't the perfect environment to smoke these blends with the air conditioner running full, but it certainly bodes well for those autumn evenings to come. PS. I like the beard you have coming in - people are right, it does suit you....

I finally tried a tin of this wonderful blend. It has an interesting savory flavor with a very small bit of sweetness, almost like putting a bit of sugar on some bbqued meat. It smokes really cool too. I know you said more for a treat due to the flavor but tongue bite-wise you can have bowl after bowl. I still like Irish Flake more for this genre of dark fired burley blends, but that's just because I prefer more sweetness.

Really enjoying you vids. I just started smoking a pipe over a month ago ... this is helping me sort through what I want to try. I'm a huge fan of English blends, although I do like an aromatic now and again. Nightcap is my favorite. It was the first English I tried and I loved it. Which I think makes me odd. I also love HP Sauce, so I may have to try the JackKnife Plug.

Did you notice that the Kentucky layers bookend the plug? The darker bands on the top and bottom are Kentucky, with the thick band of Virginia in the middle. Do you think that will affect how it ages, and especially how the components “marry” (or not) over time? Love to know your thoughts! Thanks!

Honestly, I love the elaborate, atmospheric, and kind of pretentious tin descriptions. However, I want some cranky old blender to make a tobacco with a tin description much like this: "It's a Virginia from somewhere in North Carolina, I think. Vintage? Hell if I know. Who cares? It's a golden Virginia, what the Hell else do you expect?" I'd buy it.

I was gonna get it, till you gave me the leather boot description. Lol Great review as always!

Hi ya. Thank you again for this lovely review.Have you tried MacB's HH Bold Kentucky,it should be similar blend.I haven't tried that yet.The order is on it's way, HH Old Dark Fired was nice acquaintance,

Ps: I'm gonna try some plug + cake. I've seen a guy press his own cake. Would you?

How does it compare to dunhill night cap ?

Always good...no matter the order I view them in.

Interesting review! Only experience with Dark Fired Kentucky is as a component of Rattrays Hal O' the Wind. Any recommendations for Dark Fired starter blends? Just purchased Gaslight and really enjoy it, this seems to be a different animal though! Very informative though. Cheers!

My Friend hands down for me your reviews on tobacco are the best.So well done.when you change you voice to read the tin i howl Next time try a little Walter Brennan Ha keep then coming my friend i am newbie and your video save me a lot of money by watching and trusting your reviews.question why dont all the large compainies sell like very small sample bags of all their tobaccos instead of buying a two ounce tin and you dont like it thank you??

Strong incent taste, what type of tobacco is that flavor?

What knife is that? Very pretty

+Stuff&Thing - Bradley, that was a great review. Do you dedicate your dedicate your pipes or is it whatever pipe you feel like smoking? Just curious. Have a great weekend.

Hello Bradley, very nice tobacco review (as usual)! How does compare G.L.Pease Jacknife Plug vs. Peterson Irish Flake? PS: I you like a bold and stout smoke, I suggest you to try Samuel Gawith Brown n.4...is truly delicious (especially in a meerschaum pipe)!

This blend reminds me of sipping on warm milk

I smoked this blend a few years ago. I though it was wonderfull the first week. But I let it sit in a plastic bag. A few days after, I went back to my bag to find the plug covered in green fuzz. It had grown mold . I first though of smoking it anyway... you know expecting a shroom-like trip but I decided to chuck it away. I don't know what happened but I'm still a bit scared to reorder it ... I still loved the taste.

addison davis - Case does make blades like that. If it has a "CV" blade, it means it isn't stainless. Here's one of my very first reviews: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gpeelLl11eCldYU.html

How do I write or ask you any tobaccI related question's if other than any subject that you are on a current your video? I'll still watch. Making comment's on whatever subject I come across of your's. Pipe on Air Bradley! 😎✌👍

Careful with this blend, lads, it's not for the faint of heart. Once I went on to try a bowl in my car and it got totaled-even though I was parked in my garage the whole time! . . . and I woke up in the hospital with a broken arm and hepatitis C, naturally. ( o.o)

So, we have a cameo appearance by Walter Brennan doing the tin description... nice touch (good impression). However, I wonder how many of your viewers even remember him? For those that don't, do a KZfaq search and see if you agree.

Have you reviewed plug cut tobaccos before or is Jackknife the first one? If so could you please point me to the others I've never tried this cut before. Do you prefer it over the almighty ribbon?

your lucky you can get it easy over there. I'm in the UK. And so far only found one place at the cost of £25. for 2oz. !!!

Who were you conjuring up when you read the tin description? I imagined an old Mark Twain. Loved it.

Hi Bradley, just noticed you use the pipe zippo instead of the Peterson "Old Boy" lighter you normally have. How happy are you with the Zippo? Do you have to draw much stronger to get the flame to the tobacco? Any impact from using a gasoline lighter rather than butane on the taste of the tobaccos? Love the "blend your own"-recipe btw...

@stuff&things great review! When you talk about nicotine buzz, I have never experienced it with pipe tobacco, is it because I only smoke and keep the smoke strictly in my mouth not throat? Not that I want a nicotine buzz haha that's why I smoke pipe :D

In my opinion, G.L. Pease is making some of the best tobaccos on the market. This one might be a little strong for me yet. How do you think it would age?

Looking for an American made pocket knife that developed patina on the blade , does case have a pocket knife that does that? I'm tired or stainless steel! Haha

Sounds like it's similar to Rattray's Stirling Flake, that smelt like star anise and beef bouillon.

Are you plugging your mic into your phone or recorder? It sounds so clear!

hi, i'm japanese pipe smoker. i wanna try this tobacco. A week ago, it is sold out when i access to the internet shop of japan. thanks for nice reviews. and sorry for my not good english. do you know momoyama? it is japanese pipe tobacco made by macbaren tobacco company. if you have chance, try it. sweet tobacco.

As a former cigarette smoker, what pipe tobacco blend have you found to have the highest nicotine content?

Damn.... that reputation (haha)!

What brand knife? Nice.....

Its Hep B that you get from Jackknife, Hep C you get from Nightcap.

YOU BE CAREFUL THAT JACK KNIFE PLUG SON YA HEAR

This blend sounds similar to C&D Five O'clock Shadow, except C&D leads you to believe it has a hint of Kentucky when in fact it is a hint of Virginia if anything lol

If you don't have much experience it may knock you on your ass - is true of everything in this world. :)

Back when they actually did plugs. Anymore they're more like a cake. All loose. Good review.

Do you ever smoke cigars?

kinda sounds like a single malt scotch whisky from islay...

you look like Peterson 3 p but in American style

Lights with zippo, proceeds to creosote taste. Hmmmm.

Why do you keep doing a bad Sean Connery impression

I just row taste shit