Carter Hall in a cob. IMO, As good a combo as most anything else in my collection.
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First smoke of this blend. While the tin note is what I would describe as a Latakia bomb, the smoke was pleasantly tame in this regard. I had more than a few re-lights. Perhaps the tobacco was more moist than I gave it credit for.
Peterson Irish Oak in a Neil Monier bent egg
LNF in a cob. Making the most of the great weather!
GL pease Virginia cream in a stanwell 246 army
Nice! Where do you source your Swan Vestas from?
this is my last box, but i had found them on ebay. The long ones can be a tough bit to find.
That was my general experience with Nightcap as well. Lots of latakia to the nose, but the smoke is mellow and smooth, way better balanced. I'm not sure they put "Original Recipe" enough times on the tin art, though. lol
Old dark fired in an unknown apple bent.
70,s in cent florida. Great night for a smoke
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70,s in cent florida. Great night for a smoke
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OJK on an AJ Evert cob. Pretty chilly today.
I had some 3 1/2 year old Old Gowrie. I had forgotten how good this blend really is.
Breaking in my new (new to me) Chacom Festival with some Newminster Superior Round Slices in the backyard.
The last bowl full of 8 ounces worth of 1_Q that I purchased when I started with a pipe 3 or 4 years ago.
Kendal Plug in a clay pipe. This is my first clay stem pipe. Not sure how well I like it. It smokes great but the stem sticks to your lips and you can’t clench it.
An old trick is to wrap the mouthpiece with a bit of rope. That way you vcan even clench it between your teeth.Kendal Plug in a clay pipe. This is my first clay stem pipe. Not sure how well I like it. It smokes great but the stem sticks to your lips and you can’t clench it.
Kendal Plug in a clay pipe. This is my first clay stem pipe. Not sure how well I like it. It smokes great but the stem sticks to your lips and you can’t clench it.
Hey Mike do a google on clay pipes and lip cancer. Back in the early 1900’s several studies linked the loss of skin to the pipe as a contributing factor. Although it probably takes 20 years of exposure maybe.
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This is a factual statement.
I think right after I smoked the stuff you brought to Vegas (5 years ago already - jeez!) I bought five more tins and buried them in the chest.
