Just justify it as doing your civic duty on keeping the economy afloat during the pandemic...I know, that is weak and thin!Like I need more snuff...
Just justify it as doing your civic duty on keeping the economy afloat during the pandemic...I know, that is weak and thin!Like I need more snuff...
I feel better alreadyJust justify it as doing your civic duty on keeping the economy afloat during the pandemic...I know, that is weak and thin!
My PAD and TAD has got to dry up soon...this is getting ridiculous
I’ve enjoyed My Savi III’s more than my other Savis. I prefer unfinished pipes over finished as the briar is able to Breathe in the absence of stain and varnishes and they color beautifully as you smoke them. Sydney Ram never finished his pipes and they are my favorites.Just put in an order with Eddie. I think the value of the Savinelli Series III pipes just cannot be beat!
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Not as much Virginia as I was initially thinking of ordering, but there's still enough there to age nicely. And a few of the more polarizing blends.
If it doesn't, I'm getting rolling papers for it.Hopefully that Five Brothers scratches the nicotine itch.
There is always Rustica...If it doesn't, I'm getting rolling papers for it.
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Not as much Virginia as I was initially thinking of ordering, but there's still enough there to age nicely. And a few of the more polarizing blends.
I just jarred up a pound of Sutliff Mature Red Virginia. I’ve never been much of a VA fan but this stuff has turned me around. It’s mellow with no rough edges. I spent the day packing and loading the pod so I didn’t get to smoke much but had a bowl of it on my last break. Very nice indeed. I’m going to mix some 50/50 with some Ready Rubbed. I believe they will get along famously.View attachment 1206703
Not as much Virginia as I was initially thinking of ordering, but there's still enough there to age nicely. And a few of the more polarizing blends.
Erinmore reminds me of Jusy Fruit chewing gum.That looks like a good assortment. I had to use tobaccoreviews.com to find out what some of them were, but they all look like they should be Rookie-friendly. When you've tried the Stonehenge, you've tried GH Louisiana Flake too. Same blend, two different markets. I'll be interested to hear what you think of the Erinmore, as I haven't tried that yet.
As you say, many of those should age very nicely
Al, that's interesting about Stonehenge. I had always thought it was a more watered-down version.
Erinmore reminds me of Jusy Fruit chewing gum.
It will ghost a pipe. When I smoke I want to taste tobacco not a concoction of whatever.As I understand it, it's a collaboration between Pease and Gawith. Stonehenge sold by Pease over there, and Louisiana Flake sold by Gawith over here, but it's all the same stuff.
I've read that, but I've also read reviews saying it's only lightly topped. I don't know if it's batch differences, differences of (unintentional) ageing, depending how long it's been in the warehouse, or just different pipes and tongues. I'll probably try it in a couple of years or so, when I need my next Cavendish aromatic.
It will ghost a pipe. When I smoke I want to taste tobacco not a concoction of whatever.