GL Pease Penny Farthing (pack tightly)
Sillem’s Councillor Flake
Dan Salty Dogs
Sutliff Match Victorian (bulk)
CD Bayou Morning Flake
SG St. James Flake
Rattray’s Old Gowrie
HU Aus Dem Krater No. 2
Sutliff Whimsical (will be tough to find now)
Escudo
Watch City 558
Peretti no. 8 slices
Reiner...
Fair enough, as our benevolent mods mentioned there’s little need to drill down any further regardless.
As far the variance in briar porosity, I don’t think that was ever in doubt. Pretty well common knowledge as I understand.
And @sablebrush52 may correct me if I’m wrong, but I think the...
As a Washington State Alum I am obligated to root for Michigan is this game for obvious reasons.
However, if it were any other team, I’d be rooting for the underdog against Michigan for sure, because I don’t think many people really expect UW to have any shot here.
It would suprise me if...
I have some premium burley on hand but have yet to try it! I’ll have to give it a go!
My favorites include PS312 Toasted Burley if you can still find any. That and Solani Aged Burley Flake, MacBaren HH Burley Flake, HU Dockworker, Peterson 3P, and 5 bros. are my go to burley based blends.
If...
Yeah, it would appear lighter, just like your pipes do after you remove the original finish when they arrive. If you then re-applied a new finish, oil, or wax, they would appear darker again, just like the outside of your pipe does when you do so.
The same thing that colors meerschaum. The combination of tobacco resin and smoke, and the moisture that results from smoking it.
My guess as far as why your pipes are “coloring” so quickly is that it has much more to do with your finish stripping and re-oiling process. I don’t think it’s...