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  1. hymnchimney

    What are Some Classic Tinned Tobaccos to Try?

    That's a long list, and I haven't tried a single one of them! Thanks for the suggestions. Looks like I have my work cut out for me!
  2. hymnchimney

    What are Some Classic Tinned Tobaccos to Try?

    @rushx9 hooked me up with a couple samples of the MacBaren Vanilla Cream and Original Choice. I'm drying the VC out right now to smoke a bowl before bed. They smell amazing!
  3. hymnchimney

    ***What Are You Smoking? February 2020.***

    7 year aged SG Squadron Leader out of my trusty MM, courtesy of @rushx9
  4. hymnchimney

    Corn Cobs

    I started with the country gentleman as well and your assessment of it getting hot easily is accurate. Still, feel like it takes a beating and was great for me to learn the basics of piping on without risking ruining an expensive briar.
  5. hymnchimney

    Dunhill Ready Rubbed Review From A Newbie

    I just tried a bowl of two year aged Dunhill Ready Rubbed. My first thought was that it has a nice earthy flavor that almost makes me think of cedar wood. I'm assuming that's the orientals present. It smokes easy and burns fairly quickly with a nice white ash. It was easy to smoke all the way to...
  6. hymnchimney

    Hello from Morganton, NC

    I grew up in Morristown and lived in Gatlinburg for a while. Still have family in Dandridge!
  7. hymnchimney

    Is it Necessary to Cellar Tins Into Jars?

    Thanks for the responses, everyone. Quick follow-up question: do you need to store the jars in a dark place? I assume the answer is yes, but just want some confirmation. Thanks again!
  8. hymnchimney

    First Pipe Tobacco Order

    Ive just been trying to sample as much as possible. I started by ordering a tin of Peterson's EMP(which quickly became a favorite), a tin of C&D Awakened Elder(which was a bit rough at first, but certainly has a smokey/earthy flavor I've grown to enjoy a lot), and a tin of Sutliff Barbados...
  9. hymnchimney

    Hello from Morganton, NC

    Oh, you're not far from me. Other than McCranies, any tobacconists to check out in Charlotte?
  10. hymnchimney

    Is it Necessary to Cellar Tins Into Jars?

    EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title (See Rule 9) - Bob Sorry for all the questions! I just found out about this forum and haven't had anyone to ask until now! I was told by the guy who got me into smoking that any time I open a tin I should immediately jar it or it'll likely dry out and not...
  11. hymnchimney

    What are Some Classic Tinned Tobaccos to Try?

    I have been curious about the MacBaren 7 Seas blends. I managed to get ahold of the MacBaren Burley they did a little while ago and found it enjoyable, but wasn't sure where to go from there, and considering how many different tins they have available, I wasn't sure where to start. The black...
  12. hymnchimney

    Just Bought My First Briar

    It's a Kaywoodie Birkshire, bent apple. I've just ordered it, so I'm still waiting for it to arrive. I'll be sure to post some pictures of it as soon as it gets here, though. Thanks for the advice! I've been told conflicting things about it, so I actually haven't been too sure about what sorts...
  13. hymnchimney

    What are Some Classic Tinned Tobaccos to Try?

    EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title (See Rule 9) - Bob I was started off on some Dunhills and I purchased some Esoterica and Peterson blends. I also know that Samuel Gawith and Germain are ones to keep an eye out for. But as far the sort of thing that will be readily available aside from C&D...
  14. hymnchimney

    Just Bought My First Briar

    It's new/unsmoked. My first pipe was a Missouri Meerschaum, which being a $6 pipe, I am not to concerned about having possibly ruined, but since I actually spent money on this one, I want to make sure I break it in well and don't do some sort of irreversible damage on it. Also, should I save my...
  15. hymnchimney

    Hello from Morganton, NC

    That's awesome, man! Looking forward to it! I'll see you tomorrow sometime!
  16. hymnchimney

    I Like Paper Pipe And Tobacco Catalogs

    I agree with this sentiment entirely. I've gotten a P&C catalog before, but would love to find some more places that offer them.
  17. hymnchimney

    Hello from Morganton, NC

    I also have an unopened tin of Dunhill BB1938
  18. hymnchimney

    Hello from Morganton, NC

    We can kind of take a break to smoke whenever. Brady hardly ever shows up before 2-3pm, and if he does, he just goes in and out. We can go out to the warehouse to smoke a pipe and he'd never come out there. I don't really have much cool stuff right now other than the ASTB and the Pembroke. Some...
  19. hymnchimney

    1999 Tin FVF, Smoke or Sell?

    This is my take on it as well. Just put aside a couple oz and age it for another 10 years, then you'll know if you made the right call or not.
  20. hymnchimney

    Hello from Morganton, NC

    I'd love that, man! You ought to come by the brewery sometime tomorrow if you're not too busy. I'll bring a little And So To Bed. Would love to try some St Ives!
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