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Where do you keep your tobacco?
Great guys! So I wasn't very lost at all. I had a pouched Latakia that smelled so much! Everything went into labeled mason jars already. Im thinking right know thanks to your input to build myself a small tobacco cabinet. I will surely put some pictures!- stefank
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- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Where do you keep your tobacco?
Hello! I've always wondered for the best way to keep your pipe tobacco. I have already stored a few blends I got in glass jars and left it there for some months (half and Half and Lane RHQ-3, improved flavor). But the real quetionsis, do you keep your tobacco tins and pouches together? Do you...- stefank
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*** What Are You Smoking?*** (July 2015)
I finally got my hands into Escudo. I live in a country where pipe tobacco is almost close to non-existant and pipe culture is only down to a few. You can only find cheap drugstore blends. But a friend brought me Escudo, and i am smoking it in my first pipe, a "Whitehall DryCool" briar pipe...- stefank
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Old pipe stems.
Exactly what I meant was before the advent of "modern" polymers. Those pictures are quite spectacular Menuhin!!!! -
Straight Razor Questions
I bought an old Solingen Bradrei razor in a flea market in Barcelona, Spain. it set me back about 40 euros but a new Solingen was in the 100-150 euros range in a store a few blocks away.I bought it because the blade was in pristine, ding-less condition. It only tooked some stropping and it was a...- stefank
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Old pipe stems.
Hello. From what materials were pipe stems made in days past? Bone, ivory, woods? What woods lend to be themselves good pipe stems if that were the case? I've been researching and finding bits and pieces of information but its always better to have pipe enthusiasts speak about the details. Thank... -
Good Old Faithfull Tobaccos
Has anybody tried the "CORPS: Sophisticate" Tobacco from McClellands? I've been reading a bit around, adding to my wishlist, and this one in particular caught my attention. Its a straight virginia and the description had me drooling!- stefank
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Good Old Faithfull Tobaccos
Im eager to taste it! Thank you very much. It is certainly an interesting ride.- stefank
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Good Old Faithfull Tobaccos
Thank you all for your sugestions. In the following days I will be ordering the following (not to say that i dumped the other sugestions, but for starters): - Prince Albert - Escudo - McClellands 5100 Virginia Red Cake Also, to the gentleman Spencer, I do have a variety of pipes. A couple of...- stefank
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Good Old Faithfull Tobaccos
Well to be honest I haven't smoked any straight virginias. Or Im being quite ignorant. I only used to get tongue bite and gurgling from those nasty flavoured brands. Now, I have only had tongue bite from H&H or Dunhill if i drawed too hard on my pipe; but learning curve has gone good and now It...- stefank
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Good Old Faithfull Tobaccos
Well, if it helps (although I know it is a very different ground) I enjoy a cigar now and then. Mostly Romeo y Julieta and Punch. I enjoy a soft, sliglty spicy smoke. As far as Pipe Tobacco goes, I have liked Half and Half (from a tin) and I do enjoy to smoke Dunhill Aromatic sometimes, althoug...- stefank
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Good Old Faithfull Tobaccos
Hello guys, my name is Stefan and Im new around here. Started smoking pipe about 2 years ago but I started smoking "serious" pipe about half a year ago. Sick of the bad drugstore tobacco I could find around here in my country I had the opportunity to travel and buy some good stuff; however...- stefank
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