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Quiet Nights 2oz
Details
- Components: Virginia, Latakia, Perique, Orientals
- Family: English
- Cut: Flake
About This Pipe Tobacco
Rich, deep, contemplative. Ripe Red Virginias, fine Orientals, smoky Cyprian Latakia, and a pinch of Acadian Perique are pressed and matured in cakes before being sliced into Pease's Quiet Nights. The sophisticated flavors and exotic aroma provide a wonderful backdrop for quiet moments of reflection, a good book, and if you are so inclined, perhaps a wee dram.
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请蓝一斗停止狗吠
December 05, 2024
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House W.
Product: G. L. Pease Quiet Nights 2oz
x522b;人就说你自己，你说的闻香师是个职业对吧？那么你是从事这个工作的吗？你有拿到相关执照或证书吗？如果不是那你不就是纯意淫吗？造一堆词出来显摆自己跟警犬似的你觉得很光荣是吧？Anyone with eyes can see you're ripping off Jim.Inks...Read More
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Deep, rich, and contemplative
August 29, 2017
Product: G. L. Pease Quiet Nights 2oz
This is a magnus opus of english blends. Not for the faint of heart, but for those discerning lovers of fine English Blends, Quiet Nights will become a dear friend. I enjoy this with some Islay Scotch, the peaty flavors work with this blend well, preferably with a book in hand and an hour or two to spare....Read More
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I call it “Thursday Nights”
February 04, 2026
By:
Acheron_Music
Product: G. L. Pease Quiet Nights 8oz
in a big briar and say “man, what a day, tomorrow is Friday”....Read More
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This is it.
July 08, 2026
By:
Robert M.
Product: G. L. Pease Quiet Nights 8oz
aside after about 10-20 minutes anyway). I love every bit of this and the flavor is better than even Chelsea Morning. Grab a tin and smoke with your heart full of gratitude, all to the glory of God....Read More
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G. L. Pease Quiet Nights — First Bowl Review
July 26, 2026
By:
Aaron C.
Product: G. L. Pease Quiet Nights 2oz
rained, serving more as a foundation than the dominant flavor.
About forty-five minutes in, dark fruit began to emerge. The closest comparison was stewed plum or fig, though it resisted a precise identification. A tang developed alongside the fruit that resembled mulled wine rather than natural fruit acidity.
## Middle Third
The smoke became richer and developed a distinctly buttery mouthfeel. The fruit and smoke integrated well, creating an impression of stewed fruit over oak embers rather than separate notes of sweetness and smoke.
A rich breadiness appeared later in the bowl along with an earthy quality reminiscent of the smell of rain when it starts to hit pavement. The overall aroma suggested warm dark bread, cedar, and damp stone.
## Final Third
The buttery texture gradually faded, leaving a drier smoke. Leather returned, now carrying more oak smoke than earlier in the bowl.
The retrohale became noticeably peppery while remaining smooth.
Rather than becoming ashy, the bowl finished on sweet mature Virginia notes with impressions of dark malt and a hint of cocoa.
## Retrohale
Mild through the first half of the bowl. In the final third, black pepper became the dominant impression, accompanied by lingering incense and oak.
## Mouthfeel
Initially dry, becoming buttery through the middle third before returning to a clean, dry finish.
## Nicotine
Medium. Slow-building and deceptively gentle. The strength became apparent only near the end of the bowl through a noticeable sense of physical relaxation rather than a sudden nicotine hit.
## Room Note
Immediately after smoking, the roomnote carried the expected smoky aroma. After leaving briefly and returning, the smoke had largely dissipated, revealing a lingering cedar-incense fragrance.
## Burn Characteristics
Excellent. Required only occasional relights. Smoked cool with a slow cadence and very light tamping. The blend never became harsh or ashy and finished cleanly.
## Overall
Quiet Nights is an exceptionally balanced English mixture. No individual component dominated for long. Instead, the blend evolved gradually from leather and incense to dark fruit, warm bread, oak, pepper, and finally mature Virginia sweetness.
It rewards patience and slow smoking. Rather than demanding attention through intensity, it reveals itself over time through subtle changes in flavor, texture, and aroma.
**Rating:** 9.5 / 10
**If I had to describe it in one image:**
Warm dark bread, cedar incense, and stewed fruit on a quiet evening....Read More
About forty-five minutes in, dark fruit began to emerge. The closest comparison was stewed plum or fig, though it resisted a precise identification. A tang developed alongside the fruit that resembled mulled wine rather than natural fruit acidity.
## Middle Third
The smoke became richer and developed a distinctly buttery mouthfeel. The fruit and smoke integrated well, creating an impression of stewed fruit over oak embers rather than separate notes of sweetness and smoke.
A rich breadiness appeared later in the bowl along with an earthy quality reminiscent of the smell of rain when it starts to hit pavement. The overall aroma suggested warm dark bread, cedar, and damp stone.
## Final Third
The buttery texture gradually faded, leaving a drier smoke. Leather returned, now carrying more oak smoke than earlier in the bowl.
The retrohale became noticeably peppery while remaining smooth.
Rather than becoming ashy, the bowl finished on sweet mature Virginia notes with impressions of dark malt and a hint of cocoa.
## Retrohale
Mild through the first half of the bowl. In the final third, black pepper became the dominant impression, accompanied by lingering incense and oak.
## Mouthfeel
Initially dry, becoming buttery through the middle third before returning to a clean, dry finish.
## Nicotine
Medium. Slow-building and deceptively gentle. The strength became apparent only near the end of the bowl through a noticeable sense of physical relaxation rather than a sudden nicotine hit.
## Room Note
Immediately after smoking, the roomnote carried the expected smoky aroma. After leaving briefly and returning, the smoke had largely dissipated, revealing a lingering cedar-incense fragrance.
## Burn Characteristics
Excellent. Required only occasional relights. Smoked cool with a slow cadence and very light tamping. The blend never became harsh or ashy and finished cleanly.
## Overall
Quiet Nights is an exceptionally balanced English mixture. No individual component dominated for long. Instead, the blend evolved gradually from leather and incense to dark fruit, warm bread, oak, pepper, and finally mature Virginia sweetness.
It rewards patience and slow smoking. Rather than demanding attention through intensity, it reveals itself over time through subtle changes in flavor, texture, and aroma.
**Rating:** 9.5 / 10
**If I had to describe it in one image:**
Warm dark bread, cedar incense, and stewed fruit on a quiet evening....Read More
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