Newminster 400 in a Bones Stack on top of a Wiebe system.
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I have three of them. Two Stouts and a Ruby. They are great smokers. I will be adding another one soon. Highly recommended.
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A bowl of my vanilla aro/ haunted bookshop pressed blend in this mm cob
I'm working from home today (Orkin is fumigating my building for fleas -- long overdue). After a workout and breakfast, a bit of Edgeworth Match mixed with a pinch of Half & Half went into my baby Savinelli 404. A good 20 minute smoke, partly outdoors (gah, what lousy humidity) and partly in the A/C.
Stonehaven in a savinelli one 321
Now a bowl of newminster 403 in my new gnarley bones
Old Fredders Broken Flake in my “yard work” Gnarly Bones while mowing.
Currently enjoying a bowl of year 2001 McClelland 5100 in my trusty Falcon tonight, a generous sample given to me yesterday by a new friend in the pipe smoking community.
A bowl of PA in my unbranded Dublin, followed up with a bowl of CH in my MM Cob.
A drizzly (though not cold) Saturday morning, so I stood by the screen door for my morning smoke and coffee. Some Sir Walter Raleigh Aromatic went into my Rigoletto pot-bowl pipe this time out.
Macbaren golden extra in a bones brandy dog
Danske Club/Half & Half
… and a TV stand.
Yeah. My son came down for a couple of days of shooting and I put him to work. Have to entice him to come down again so I can get some pictures hung
It reached 97F here this afternoon (per our remote thermometer). So sitting inside today, quaffing down some ice-cold Hamms, and puffing away on a few bowls of PA match in a KS sized Savinelli. And watching the dog take a nap.
Got hot here today too - at last. I love it. Perhaps I can put the sweat shirts away now.
Many wonderful puffs today. First, a Savinelli Series III 320 filled with No Bite Burley. Next, a Savinelli Series III 673 with Comoy's Cask No. 4. Then, a MM Country Gentleman filled with St. Bruno's. Finally, a Bones Sausage once again with St. Bruno.
I have to say that I was pretty blown away by St. Bruno. I expected it to be alright but it is fantastic. If you like Virginia and DFK blends (Dark Strong Kentucky, Newminster 403, etc.) then you need to try St. Bruno. It took some drying time to get it in the right moisture realm, but boy is it a good one.
I have to say that I was pretty blown away by St. Bruno. I expected it to be alright but it is fantastic. If you like Virginia and DFK blends (Dark Strong Kentucky, Newminster 403, etc.) then you need to try St. Bruno. It took some drying time to get it in the right moisture realm, but boy is it a good one.
Yeah, St. Bruno definitely punches above is weight class. It's a wonderful after dinner smoke, but a bit much with my morning joe.
