Gawith Hoggarth Ennerdale Flake Tobacco 50g
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Gawith Hoggarth Ennerdale Flake Tobacco 50g
The Ennerdale Flake is predominately Virginia leaf from Brazil, Zimbabwe and Malawi (86%) but with the addition of sun cured Malawi (10%) to add sweetness, strength and to cool the smoke and Malawi burley (4%) to “carry the flavour” in addition to its cooling and strength qualities. (burley is very good at absorbing casings and flavours) A background flavour of almond is enhanced with the addition of fruit flavours, vanilla, and the special ‘English type’ flavours which give this tobacco its distinctive, yet typical ‘English’ Aroma associated with the UK best selling brands such as Condor, St Bruno and Mellow Virginia.
- Cut: Flake
- Blend Type: Aromatic
- Pack Size: 50g
- Brand: Gawith Hoggarth
- Contents: Virginia, Burley
- Flavourings: Almond, Floral essences, fruit, rum and vanilla
About Gawith Hoggarth Tobacco
Gawith Hoggarth & Co Ltd was set up back in 1887 as a rival company to the already existing Samuel Gawith company.
The Gawith family connection to the tobacco trade goes back to 1792, with the first company under the Gawith name being established in around 1841 but in 1878 the two Gawith brothers decided to terminate their partnership and run separate tobacco businesses, both in Kendal. The two companies briefly merged again in 1885, only for family members to part ways and set up a separate business 2 years later.
From 1962 Samuel Gawith’s no longer had any member of the Gawith family involved in the ownership or running of the company.
But in 2015 Gawith Hoggarth & Co bought back Samuel Gawith’s and both brands are now back under one roof and ownership with the Gawith family privately owning the company.
For an in-depth history of both Gawith Hoggarth & Co and Samuel Gawith as well as the old snuff mill at Helsington Laithes and the old factory at Lowther Street please see the links to the right.
View our full range of Samuel Gawith tobacco here: Buy Your Samuel Gawith’s Pipe Tobacco from James Barber Tobacconist (smoke.co.uk)




