2014 McClelland Balkan Blue in a Stanwell Plateau 62B
***What Are You Smoking, December 2022?***
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I’m currently smoking this years Cringle Flake in a Ser Jacopo
Smoke #19 in the one year meer was Peterson DLNR.
It wasn't too bad. I did like the British blend a little better that I had the day before. Going to try their Prince of Wales later this morning.
an afternoon smoke of G&H Co Rum Flake in an Ashton XX Old Church saddle stem short billiard
How many bowls are you averaging per day in the one year meer?
Couldn't find that anywhere on the pipe. Only other markings are Italy and this stamp on the band.
Tried this blend a year or so ago and was less than impressed. Decided I'd pull it out from the depths of forgotten blends. Smoking from a Dunhill Chestnut '89
About 1 a day, this was smoke #19 and started 3 weeks ago.
All stunning and beautiful ! Enjoy ! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !!
Smoking Davidoff Flake Medallions in a MM Legend, drinking some black coffee - weather is atrocious and I am not leaving the house for days if I can help it. ...breaking in a new Baracinni after breakfast!
Good morning. Got the coffee a brewin' and getting ready to load up some GH & Co Dark Bird's Eye in an Ardor Urano Sherlock Holmes Series X (DR) (2008). Gonna watch a Sherlock Holmes/Jack the Ripper movie once I get settled. 11 F (-3 wind chill)
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Fillmore in a Castello Full Bent Apple with a white stem.
L.J.Peretti Prince of Wales in a 1986 Dunhill 4103
Gorgeous pipe! How did your learn of/discover Ponomarchuk?
Wessex Gold Virginia Flake in an Altinay.
I had some HU Nashville County this morning. That is my kick out the jams blend. Not my favorite flavor profile, but damn if it does not get me moving. Clear head, motivation.
Good day before the day before Christmas to all! Starting with Peterson Royal Yacht in a thick-bowled Upshall P Dublin with quarter-bent pencil shank and tapered stem. Watching the weather turning nasty as we await the arrival of the Big Freeze.
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