The Balkan Sobranie in a Brebbia meer-lined Ebonite churchwarden...
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Pipe Of The Day (POTD)
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McClelland's Rose of Latakia in a BC gourd Calabash...
This is an awesome Calabash pipe, I love the extra long stem.
Had a bowl of Super Value Black & Gold Cavendish in a 9mm Sitter pipe.
Many people really give this blend a nad wrap but I really like the blend. It has a naturally sweet flavor and aroma to it and has literally no bite at all. I really like the blend but it lacks that classic cavendish signature flavor; if you know what I mean.
Sillem's Black in a Peterson rustic Tawny De Luxe African meer 303...
McClelland's Wilderness in a Peterson Tawny De Luxe rustic African meer 303.
A single folded flake of FVF in the forever-stemmed cob.
At the park with my daughter...and my St. Patrick's Day 999 full of Ennerdale.
McClelland's Nocturne in a green Jeantet Roller Bulldog...
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Blenders Gold Natural Cavendish in a Charatan Mayfair bent Rhodesian.
Natural Cavendish was the first pipe tobacco I ever smoked. I haven't had it for years but it is everything I remember about, I love Natural Cavendish! This particular blend doesn't have that signature cavendish flavor, but it is still very nice and naturally sweet.
Natural Cavendish was the first pipe tobacco I ever smoked. I haven't had it for years but it is everything I remember about, I love Natural Cavendish! This particular blend doesn't have that signature cavendish flavor, but it is still very nice and naturally sweet.
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Haven't had much time to smoke lately since the semester started last week.
H&H Ambassador in a meer.
H&H Ambassador in a meer.
Orlick Golden Sliced in a cob. I think I didn't let this dry enough this time, because this bit me like a rabid dog. I didn't puff too fast either, as I tried timing it to where it would almost go out. Another beginners lesson learned.
Just bought a new Amadeus Army Push-bit Churchwarden from the local smoke shop; Ye Ole Briar Shoppe and loaded it with one of the house blends called "Hole In One". A nice natural cavendish blend with a naturally sweet flavor and a creamy, leathery aroma, almost as if the blends consists of sweet virginia, burley and natural cavendish.
Not a bad smoker, the bowl gave me a bit of greif when I first tried to smoke it. After I got the tobacco lit, the bowl completely stopped smoking and was impossible to drag; almost as if it were plugged! I removed the stem and put my pipe tool through the shank and it openined right up. Bits of the brian went into my mouth when I put the stem back on and started smoking it again. But now, its a wonderful smoker!
Not a bad smoker, the bowl gave me a bit of greif when I first tried to smoke it. After I got the tobacco lit, the bowl completely stopped smoking and was impossible to drag; almost as if it were plugged! I removed the stem and put my pipe tool through the shank and it openined right up. Bits of the brian went into my mouth when I put the stem back on and started smoking it again. But now, its a wonderful smoker!
HOTW this evening in the Rosslare B10 Pete:
Cerberus in the standing Ropp cherry wood. Great smoker!
Earlier today, 2005 Germain's Royal jersey followed by PS Proper English in a Peterson Green Spray Spigot XL02...
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This evening, 2005 Dan's Old Ironsides in a Yanik meerschaum skull...
One of my favorite combos this evening...
Solani Silver in my Nording:
Solani Silver in my Nording:
Tonight I am burning a bowl of aged PSLNF in a Savinelli Bing's Favorite. A diet Coke on the side. Life is wonderful.
2005 McClelland Blakeney's Best Latakia Flake in a Peterson Tawny De Luxe 303 rustic African meer...
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GH & Co. Balkan Mixture in a sandblasted Peterson 317...
Started with McClelland Brindle Flake in my Oldenknott - but it was a soggy mess about 1/3 through and I abandoned the bowl. I have to spend more time figuring out how to properly handle flake - as it was a FAIL
I regrouped and loaded the no-name basket pipe with half a bowlful of McClelland Frog Morton - that was much better, a full hour on that in the cool moonlight was just the recovery I needed
I regrouped and loaded the no-name basket pipe with half a bowlful of McClelland Frog Morton - that was much better, a full hour on that in the cool moonlight was just the recovery I needed
