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  1. J

    Dunhill Flake Holy Cow and Some Help!

    That's a great selection, Pipemaster; some of the best blends available. I've tried all except Navy Rolls, which is on order, and enjoy them all. Let us know what you think of them. Happy smoking!
  2. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Dunhill Flake in a Charatan Executive tall billiard.
  3. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Dunhill MM 965 in a GBD Flame Grain billiard.
  4. J

    May 31st WNTD

    I'll just ignore it and smoke the same as any other day.
  5. J

    Dunhill Flake Holy Cow and Some Help!

    Point well taken, Roth. I haven't purchased 100 grams from the others you mentioned, nor compared their prices to Solani. I agree with you that Solani blends are worth the higher price.
  6. J

    Dunhill Flake Holy Cow and Some Help!

    Rothnh, is Solani Silver really that pricey? Most other blends are in 50 gram tins. Dunhill Flake, for example, is currently selling for $10.35 at Pipes & Cigars, so 100 grams of it would cost $20.70, while a 100 gram tin of Solani Silver is selling for $17.96.
  7. J

    Dunhill Flake Holy Cow and Some Help!

    Harris, you have more experience than I do in smoking flakes, so I would say my recommendation to dry the tobacco may not be the correct suggestion to follow. By the way, I bought Fribourg & Treyer based on your recommendation and am glad I did. I'm spending so much time exploring Virginias and...
  8. J

    Dunhill Flake Holy Cow and Some Help!

    Pipeastronomer, I used to smoke primarily English blends, but I've been smoking a lot of flakes since returning to pipe smoking last year. Besides Dunhill Flake, other flakes I especially enjoy and would suggest as "must tries" are Escudo Navy Deluxe, Solani Silver Flake, Solani 633 and Fribourg...
  9. J

    Sitters

    I never looked specifically for a sitter, but I have 9 of them in my rotation and now that you mention it, they are more convenient. Besides three pokers, most of them are billiards and Canadians and the flatness on those is so subtle that it's barely noticeable.
  10. J

    Greetings Fellow Pipe Connoisseurs!

    Welcome to the forum.
  11. J

    Surprise Tobacco Inheritance

    Thanks for sharing.
  12. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Earlier today, Escudo Navy Deluxe in a Savinelli Non Pareil zulu. Tonight, Solani Silver Flake in an Upshall sandblast billiard.
  13. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake in a Dividend Lovat.
  14. J

    According to Altadis

    After hearing so much about these blends, I look forward to being able to try them. I smoked a few tins of both eons ago, but I don't remember anything about them.
  15. J

    Bent Or Straight? Your Opinions

    I only have 2 bents and a couple that are 1/8 bents. My favorite shapes are Canadians, billiards and Lovats in that order. It's just a matter of what shapes are most appealing to me. Other than the possible tendancy of some bents to gurgle and their being easier to clench because of their...
  16. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake in a Dr Grabow billiard.
  17. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Fribourg & Treyer Cut Virginia Plug in an Upshall sandblast billiard.
  18. J

    Jerry the Wizard's Lecture to Me at the B&M

    Great story. You'll enjoy the Ascorti; they are great smoking pipes.
  19. J

    Just Won My First Ebay Auction (Mr. Brog)

    Nice looking pipe. Let us know how it smokes.
  20. J

    What Are You Smoking? May 2013

    Solani Silver Flake in a Comoy's Tradition 309 Canadian.