You have no need to worry there. No Lakeland presence.I'm aging some of the Brown Sugar Flake and look forward to it
True this. Back in the 1980's, SG tobacco was virtually unheard of in the US. G&H was imported by a guy named Bob Lynch (after whom Bob's Chocolate is named) from the Boston area and distributed to hobbyists by him and Tom Colwell. It was not available in shops AFAIK. Yet pipes were still ghosted, despite the fact that only a minicule handful had been exposed to the Lakeland essence. It is amazing what a steady diet of Milton Sherman & Lane aromatics will do to a pipe. But the various exorcism methods advocated in threads on this forum, applied with patience, work. If you use a retort, take care and wear eye protection, just as you would in a lab.It amazes me how many people are getting estates with Lakeland ghosts. I've cleaned dozens of estate pipes, and all I've found are chocolate/caramel/vanilla ghosts. Not one Lakeland yet. With my personal pipes if I want them Lakeland free I just burn a couple of bowls of straight Latakia in them
Likewise. A friend tried one bowl, but otherwise none of the ten or so local pipers I know touch the stuff. It hasn't come up at the Chicago show the couple of times I've gone, either.It amazes me how many people are getting estates with Lakeland ghosts.
I have come across estates that were used as marijuana pipes, and were heavily soaked in perfume and cologne to mask the odor.But no...It literaly taste like perfume.