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In 2005, the Dunhill suspends the sale of tobacco-related products, but since the early 2000s no longer kept records or recipes from custom blends in its shops. My Mixture custom blends were available on the book since the founding of the Dunhill company.
Since the founding of the company, My Mixture blends were available and the recipes were stored in a book. Beginning in the early 2000s, Dunhill ceased keeping records or recipes for custom blends in its shops. In 2005, Dunhill suspended the sale of tobacco-related products.


At the beginning of the 2000s, Mr Burrows (a longtime collaborator who supervised the mixtures) related that the book still existed, but it was not in Dunhill's possession. He also said that Bat (that owned the rights to all Dunhill tobaccos for quite some time as Rothmans before merged) owned it as well as controlled the production of present Dunhill tobaccos (though Dunhill still makes its pipes) and will not release it or its contents to anyone. He has tried several times to convince BAT to release the My Mixture recipes to him but retain ownership of the book, and BAT declined. Mr Burrows was unhappy about the situation.  
At the beginning of the 2000s, Mr Burrows related that the book still existed, but it was not in Dunhill's possession. He also said that British American Tobacco (the company that owned the rights to all Dunhill tobaccos for quite some time as “Rothman’s” before they merged) owned the book as well as controlled the production of present Dunhill tobaccos (though Dunhill still makes its pipes). BAT will not release it or its contents to anyone. He has tried several times to convince BAT to release the My Mixture recipes to him while still allowing them to retain ownership of the book, but BAT declined. Mr Burrows was unhappy about the situation.


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