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Hello from Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati!
Welcome from Ky.!- Coreios
- Post #34
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Need a Peterson Recommendation
I have the 305 Plip. Great pipe. There are also some Wellington system pipes on Ebay that are awesome pipes too. -
What is the Most Classic Peterson Pipe?
I saw you are from Japan. Your English is very good. I thought you were American. -
What is the Most Classic Peterson Pipe?
Peterson coats their pipes with something. I don't know what it is. It's not good though. First few smokes taste weaker in flavor and there is a slight something. It's not gross, but it doesn't deliver the flavor until you smoke a few bowls. Then yes, it's a great smoke. The plip helps you... -
What is the Most Classic Peterson Pipe?
I'm glad I did. But when I say its great, I mean on a Peterson. I can't vouch for any other pipe except Savinelli, they're great too. Grabow makes one; never tried it. Those others I have no idea. If you think you might like a smaller rounded off edge with the teeth notches, then go for it... -
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What is the Most Classic Peterson Pipe?
I have a 305 Calabash P-lip. I was worried it would constantly blow smoke in one spot until it burnt the roof of my mouth. Smokes extremely cool, I much prefer ot now over my many Fishtails. -
Birthday Gift For A Friend
Very cool gift, who wouldn't love that!- Coreios
- Post #2
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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A Letter from Customs
I had it happen to me, and my father did too. We both got that letter and nothing more became of it. You can't control what some one mails you, and your friend isn't American so what are they gonna do.- Coreios
- Post #16
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Unsmoked Pipes in your Collection?
None. 17 all smoked. Some never again though. -
Damage Control.
Yeah Bovedas are great even if it fails eventually you more than got your moneys worth. I just fill up a Tupperware container with distilled water and leave them for a few days. But I have done what you do and it works well too.- Coreios
- Post #20
- Forum: Cigar Discussion
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Damage Control.
I had one Boveda lose its charge and I figured out it was my fault. This might not work for everyone but for me, if I charge it to 90% its fine. I always leave 1 big lump the size of a coffee bean. I even fixed the one that lost it charge by letting it dry out until it had a knot and putting...- Coreios
- Post #18
- Forum: Cigar Discussion
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Damage Control.
I'm a tupperdor 69% Boveda guy, never had a mold issue in Ky humidity. Never used a cooler though just seen others using them.- Coreios
- Post #13
- Forum: Cigar Discussion
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Craft your own pipe?
You can buy a Briar block pipe, and shape it how you want. Mr. Brog sells one cheap. Me and my son made one.- Coreios
- Post #18
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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First English Blend
I smoke different stuff. Love Lat though. If that blows your mind (which it does everyone) someone here recommended Black X to me it taste like smoked beef. Amazing stuff.- Coreios
- Post #37
- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Tips on Removing Soapy Taste from Pipe
It's probably something like Ennerdale.- Coreios
- Post #21
- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Tips on Removing Soapy Taste from Pipe
Salt and Ever Clear. Hard to kill a Lakeland. I smoke it in cobs only and it ghost them too. If you smoke it enough though the ghost will move towards the light.- Coreios
- Post #20
- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions