What's in Your Pouch?

I have a couple of pouches that I keep filled in case I find myself with the time/opportunity to visit my preferred B&M. Since I prefer to smoke only tobacco that I bought there, I keep one pouch filled with "Victorian Standard" (which is the name they put on Lane's 1Q) and the other pouch with something else purchased there (currently either Frog Morton or FM Across the Pond).
At work, I keep a couple of cobs for lunchtime lunting. I usually move one of my small 'sample' jars to the desk to finish off the last of a tin or a sample (right now, I'm working through some McClelland's #1 Grade Balkan), but I've picked up yet another pouch that I carry along just in case I burn through the first bowl quicker than expected - right now, it's got the last of my Prince Albert pouch, but I've got a jar of Sugar Barrel waiting to refill it. I'll probably switch off between PA and Sugar Barrel in that pouch, as they're both becoming favorites.

I've got a small pouch that usually has some Captain Black Red Sky in it. I know, I know but I do like it

My "pouch" is an empty tin from a previous blend.
I keep it in my truck filled with HH Vintage Syrian.
Carter Hall is also always on board along with a couple of cobs, cleaners, matches and tampers.
Oftentimes, I'll just load a pipe or two before I leave the house to make it easier on the go.

I prefer the Trout Stream from 4-Noggins...that's what I usually pouch or 4-Noggins Killington.

I tiny Kangaroo, the result of a passionate drunken evening and a dare.

Lately, more often than not, it's been McClelland's #27. Just a fine, warm weather smoke, to my taste.

McClelland's #27. Just a fine, warm weather smoke, to my taste.

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Indubitably ... An excellent choice! ::

I don't really have a go to blend that is always in my pouch. Right now though, I have a blend of crisp dried Otter Creek that I added a handful of moist Covered Bridges to in order to make something smokeable. It's actually pretty good. ::

I'm about to pick up some lovely P.S. Blend, a house blend from my local B&M The Country Squire! It will probably be my "carry" this whole summer!

Out and about, Sir Walter Raleigh. It's just easy...

weezell has the right idea.

SWR does load and burn about as easily as any pipe tobacco blend there is.

My pouch usually will have a 'personally' blended mix of something with a burley and either a Lat or a Cav Aro or both. I keep my brylon yello bole in the vehicle and carry out a loaded cob or two with whatever blend I'm in the mood to carry.

H&H Ten to Midnight. Buy it, smoke it, love it.