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Inside a Pipe Tobacconist Shop in Japan
And here are the pipes from the same shop. He opens drawer after drawer. Northern Briars, Dunhill, Ashton, Neerup, Stanwell. Pipe shop- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Inside a Pipe Tobacconist Shop in Japan
Hit the little square down in the right hand corner for full screen if you want to read the tins.- Terry Lennox
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Inside a Pipe Tobacconist Shop in Japan
Interesting video from inside a tobacconist in Japan. Lots of tins. Surprised to see Dan Tobacco blends and GL Pease as well. Fun to see what it's like over there. Tobacconist in Japan- Terry Lennox
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***What Are You Smoking, September, 2023?***
I'm sitting here smoking some Sillem's Councilor Flake, an under the radar replacement for Solani 633. Don't believe me? Try it, you'll see. Anyway, I have my MacBook open and I'm perusing SP's tins and see many recent reviews written in Chinese. So I use Google Translate to see what's being...- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Are Some Acrylic Stems Better Than Others?
Correction: Just wanted to come back in here and say those Brebbia stems I thought were acrylic--turns out they are vulcanite after all. No wonder they got dull.- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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***What Are You Smoking, September, 2023?***
Help me choose.- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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***What Are You Smoking, September, 2023?***
How does this one compare to Margate? Cheers.- Terry Lennox
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***What Are You Smoking, September, 2023?***
Dunhill Three Year Matured Virginia from 2016 in a cob. This stuff is way underrated. A beautiful ribbon Virginia. Smokes cool and mellow if you don't push it too hard. Fragrant after a year in the jar. You don't see this one for sale too often on the sites. I love it. It will only get better...- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Are Some Acrylic Stems Better Than Others?
The best acrylic stems I've had have been from Stanwell. Hand shaped and durable. Shine up with a few passes of a towel to almost new in appearance. But they are not forgiving to the bite, which I'm fine with since I don't clench. I've had others from Brebbia, for example, that got dull and...- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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G.L. Pease's Take on Panel Pipes
Great read. How many of those old Garfinkel' tins does Greg still have stashed away?- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Favorite Dan Tobacco blends
Made by Dan Tobacco include the Former's blends. Two of my favorites are Straight Grain Flake (VaPer with a strong dose of Perique) and Cross Grain Flake (more mild).- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Balkan Sobranie tin
Amazing. I hope you will open it and smoke it. Take some more pictures to post if you do. Cheers!- Terry Lennox
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Amphora Full Aroma
Amphora Full Aroma is great. As stated above it is not a sticky aro. Instead it is a natural tobacco blend with a mild semi-aro top note. Think chocolate and a hint of raspberry.- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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Arango Balkan Supreme
The way I got to learn these differences was to order either 1oz or 2oz samples of each. Discovered my favorite was PS English Oriental Supreme. Good luck!- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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A WARNING TO BRIT’S AND EUROPEAN’S ORDERING FROM SMOKING PIPES
So is it a package labeling change? I wonder if 4Noggins is still an option. They were always a goto for international buyers.- Terry Lennox
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***What Are You Smoking, August 2023?***
Just want to add that choice of pipe is key to getting the most out of this blend. I like a small to medium bowl with a bit of length to stem/shank. The pipe has to be dedicated to Virginias of course, and carefully broken in. You are slowly over time curing the briar.- Terry Lennox
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***What Are You Smoking, August 2023?***
Fresh Peterson Flake from a tin I just ordered last week. I wanted to compare it to the 2011 tins (Dunhill square tins) I have been through recently. I like whatever subtle flavoring agent they use on this and so fresh has its advantages over aged. Although the 2011 tins are smooth they were...- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Recent TAD Pick-Ups
5X Peterson Flake. I have been smoking old tins of Dunhill Flake from 2011 and I would like the experience of it fresh. My old square tins did leak a bit and the flakes, while smokable, were on the dry side. So I am craving the stuff fresh as I remember it back in the day. One thing I have...- Terry Lennox
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Aromatics for Tobacco Lovers
Agree with Exotic Passion (if you can find it) but not many of the others. I just ordered a tin of Stanwell Melange based on numerous recommendations but haven't cracked the tin yet. We shall see...- Terry Lennox
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***What Are You Smoking, August 2023?***
Dunhill Flake from 2011 purchased from the Danish Pipe Shop back when they still shipped baccy to the USA. In a made in France Saint Claude long stemmed apple I bought from the closeout page of P&C. Sublime Dunhill Flake. A little dry out of the tin after all these years (those square tins leak...- Terry Lennox
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion