G.L. Pease's Sixpence Now Available at Smokingpipes.com
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Thanks, northernneil. Let us know what you think. I've sampled a couple bowls and can't wait to pick up a tin myself.
Junkyarddawg: I've really enjoyed everything I've tried in the Old London Series as well. And I think you're correct that all of them are going to age beautifully. I'm very fond of aged blends that contain dark fired leaf, so I can't wait to see how those flavors are going to meld and develop with time in Sixpence. But it's already an excellent blend.
I'm excited about the release, as I'm sure you can imagine. I've been working on Sixpence for a long time, and am beyond pleased with it. It's one of those rare moments when everything comes together and the final blend actually exceeded the high expectations I began the journey with.
It's going to age beautifully, as well. All my blends have been designed from the start with aging in mind, and having done this now for 16 years, and having collected and smoked vintage tins for about 30, I think I've learned a thing or two. This one is great out of the starting blocks, and will be great in a decade. It's got legs.
It's going to age beautifully, as well. All my blends have been designed from the start with aging in mind, and having done this now for 16 years, and having collected and smoked vintage tins for about 30, I think I've learned a thing or two. This one is great out of the starting blocks, and will be great in a decade. It's got legs.
At P&C one tin $9.85.....5 or more $8.64 each. I went with 5 tins of Sixpence, and one of each of the six H&H Marquee blends on sale buy 2 get 1 "free". 8)
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