In 1911, Charles Rattray, a trained tobacco blender, realised his dream and opened a renowned tobacco shop in Perth, the ancient Scottish capital, which quickly became the place to go for tobacco connoisseurs. In the back rooms, he crafted the finest specialities, delighting discerning gentlemen. When he died in 1964, his son, Charles Rattray Jr, took over the business until he retired in 1980. Following his death in 1984, his daughters inherited the naming rights and the original recipes for the fine Rattray’s tobacco range, which is now produced under licence by Kohlhase and Kopp. The range is complemented by a classic line of pipes, which we distribute exclusively.