Bought a Savinelli 320 rustic
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I don't have any of those unfortunately and my wife won't let me buy anymore until I smoke what I have! Lol
Here's what I have:
Erinmore flake
City Cigar Trafalgar Park
Peterson Sunset Breeze
Peterson Conisseurs Choice
Mr Bs maple vanilla and backwoods buttered rum blended
Blatter and blatter Executif blend
David's Blend Executive
Here's what I have:
Erinmore flake
City Cigar Trafalgar Park
Peterson Sunset Breeze
Peterson Conisseurs Choice
Mr Bs maple vanilla and backwoods buttered rum blended
Blatter and blatter Executif blend
David's Blend Executive
Congrats! I have a 320 Author myself. Had two, had to let one go. Load it as you would any other pipe on your rack and smoke slow.
I would "fluff and fold" that Erinmore Flake and smoke it slow. Don't rub it out fully, it increases the burn rate. Were it any other pipe shape, I would encourage you to breath smoke it the first few times, but clenching that chubby Author can be challenging and/or have negative effects on your stem.
Even though I broke one of my Petersons in with an aro ( Peterson Summertime 2013 ) , I would not advise it unless you plan to dedicate that pipe to that particular blend or similar. On top of that, the Peterson had a precarbed bowl .....
I would "fluff and fold" that Erinmore Flake and smoke it slow. Don't rub it out fully, it increases the burn rate. Were it any other pipe shape, I would encourage you to breath smoke it the first few times, but clenching that chubby Author can be challenging and/or have negative effects on your stem.
Even though I broke one of my Petersons in with an aro ( Peterson Summertime 2013 ) , I would not advise it unless you plan to dedicate that pipe to that particular blend or similar. On top of that, the Peterson had a precarbed bowl .....
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