Engine #113

Engine #113 is a member of Cornell & Diehl's Engine series, dedicated to steam locomotives; it is named after CNJ #113, a locomotive that worked for thirty years at the Reading Anthracite company in Pennsylvania. Per the manufacturer's description, red and bright Virginia, cube-cut burley, and fire-cured Kentucky are brought together, then topped with brandy and vanilla notes. It is a ribbon cut.

The Kentucky leaf sets the blend apart from an ordinary aromatic, grounding it in a smoky, hearty base; vanilla and brandy leave a measured sweetness over that base. Nicotine is medium. It suits smokers wanting aromatic flavor together with real tobacco body.