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***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
I've recently rekindled my love affair with Semois finishing up a brick of Reserve du Patron (Tabac Manil). I just received my brick of Le Petit Robin, and I'm enjoying it in a cob with a lager on the side currently.- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
Wilke Wall Street in a Country Gent cob with this morning's coffee.- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
Boswell's Best Burley in a cob with some bourbon on the side.- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
Wilke Wall Street in a Country Gent cob before starting dinner.- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
First try of JM Boswell's English Biscuit in a poker cob.- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
Kelly's Coin in a Country Gent with coffee this morning.- --dante--
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Two Friends -- Homeward Bound -- Anyone tried it?
I don't normally smoke aromatics, but this blend strikes me more as a tobacco blend with an aromatic quality (kinda like I see Edward G Robinson or Father Dempsey). I haven't seen any reviews on TobaccoReviews, though Jiminks has given it 4 stars on this site. Has anyone tried this and have...- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, March 2024?***
Edward G Robinson's Pipe Blend in a Peterson Spigot. This pipe used to be green, but over a few years on my back porch, sun exposure changed the coloration, and I like it better this way. When I first noticed the effect of having left it out in the sun for days, I simply rotated it over time...- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, March 2024?***
Homeward Bound in a Nording Spruce Freehand.- --dante--
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Curly Block before Wessex made it.
Ah, that's it! I remember now the first one I got was Heinrich's Curly Block- --dante--
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Curly Block before Wessex made it.
Thanks! Looks like I should go ahead and cut off a little of the STG version as well.- --dante--
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Curly Block before Wessex made it.
I just broke out (as in cut off a length of) some Curly Block I've had for some years now. I have a newer jarred Curly Block that is "Wessex Curly Block". I recall the Wessex is a little different, but I can't remember who made it prior to them (even though I bought one, lol). Tobacco Reviews...- --dante--
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***What Are You Smoking, March 2024?***
Old Joe Krantz Red Label (the one with a touch of latakia) in a Country Gentleman cob.- --dante--
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When Did Petersons Switch To Round Tins
Thanks! That's about what I thought. Now it's just a question of crack it open now, or wait until it's 20th birthday :)- --dante--
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When Did Petersons Switch To Round Tins
The number below (and separate) from the barcode is 0707100511- --dante--
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