Oh man... That hurts me.
Not familiar with the Mephisto.
When did that go into extinction?
Which no longer produced tobacco blend do you or will you miss the most?
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Not familiar with the Mephisto.
When did that go into extinction?
It’s still being produced for the EU market, and can be bought through Estervals. There was a post here earlier today about it.
Early 2000s. It went away without notice and is what started me cellaring.
McClelland 5110, this is the only blend of theirs I have ever smoked but I sure love it. I have less than 100g left.
HH Latakia flake, I have a little over a pound cellared so it will last me quite a while, but once it's gone it's gone.
HH Latakia flake, I have a little over a pound cellared so it will last me quite a while, but once it's gone it's gone.
Dunhill Aperitif
Dunhill 3 year matured
Dunhill Ye Olde Signe
H&H Viprati
Seattle Pipe Club Deception Pass
Rouxgaroux (end is nigh)
Dorchester (maybe not dead, but doubt I'll ever find a tin for sale again--if i do, i'll stock up best i can!)
Dunhill 3 year matured
Dunhill Ye Olde Signe
H&H Viprati
Seattle Pipe Club Deception Pass
Rouxgaroux (end is nigh)
Dorchester (maybe not dead, but doubt I'll ever find a tin for sale again--if i do, i'll stock up best i can!)
GL Pease's,
Bohemian Scandal, it was everywhere, then it was gone, thanks to the fire in Petersburg, Virginia.
Bohemian Scandal, it was everywhere, then it was gone, thanks to the fire in Petersburg, Virginia.
BS 759, Virginia #10
Sullivan Powell OO, OX, and Gentlemen's
Bohemian Scandal
Erinmore Flake by Murray's
Condor Long Cut by Murray
Markovich B&W
Sutliff Breckenridge
KBV Mountains of Madness ( original)
KBV King Black
McClelland 40th Anniversary Flake
Sullivan Powell OO, OX, and Gentlemen's
Bohemian Scandal
Erinmore Flake by Murray's
Condor Long Cut by Murray
Markovich B&W
Sutliff Breckenridge
KBV Mountains of Madness ( original)
KBV King Black
McClelland 40th Anniversary Flake
Mac Baren HH Old Dark Fired and Bold Kentucky. I've searched for a worthy replacement. The closest I've found so far is Peterson Irish Flake. Suggestions are welcomed.
All of the American made "codger blends". Yes, these can still be found but I just wish I would've deep cellered them. I miss them dearly. Except Prince Albert, I like that more now oddly enough. I wasnt a smoker when it was out but I've since tried McClellands Bombay court and its amazing. So that.
I know. It reminds me of a good buckwheat pancake. And it smokes so wonderfully easy for me too.