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  1. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    Yes perhaps I did read too much into your post. I saw consulting info on humidity as analyzing, which technically it is, but not in the sense I meant to convey. By simplicity, I meant I smoke it as it comes. Your comments and all others here are welcome and valued, I did not intend for my...
  2. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    While I am akin to analyzing things, I do not do so with my tobaccos, nor do I the see the need. It's a simple pleasure, and always brings pleasure to me in it's simplest forms.
  3. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    I use 'em for my one cigar I smoke but I've never used 'em for pipe tobaccos -- I jar them at whatever their humidity is, and leave it at that (or leave them tinned). Cigars are more 'needy' of certain humidity levels -- pipe tobaccos are different. Some are intended to be dry, for example.
  4. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    Wow -- mine lasts pretty long because I rotate through a half dozen other blends, but I could see it.
  5. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***

    Bayou Night in a cob here.
  6. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    I jam mine into a large mason jar, so never had issues. I'm surprised that happened though, even leaving it in it's foil
  7. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    It's a dry ounce though. Pure tobacco weight. That brick lasts quite a while.
  8. --dante--

    New Manil Blend - La Volute

    Just ordered a couple bricks as soon as I got the news. I'm looking forward to experiencing semois in this rougher form!
  9. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***

    Mississippi Mud in a cob currently -- still trying to decide between that and 10 Russians (trying to keep my cellar deep rather than wide)
  10. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***

    Black Frigate in a cob with Guinness Stout
  11. --dante--

    What are You Drinking (December 2020)

    That sounds like a great combo assuming it's not too sweet.
  12. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***

    Mississippi Mud in a cob. Bought a 4oz test tin to see if I'd like it. I do. I figured it was worth a try after discovering I like Ten Russians.
  13. --dante--

    What are You Drinking (December 2020)

    Jack Daniels Rye at the moment.
  14. --dante--

    Top 5 Blends To Cellar Deeply

    I cellar (not for aging, so much as for keeping my stock up): Billy Budd Bow Legged Bear Black Frigate Bayou Night Briar Fox Old Joe Krantz ...all commonly available C&D blends, so it's just for convenience rather than worries about availability, and none strike me as something to actually want...
  15. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***

    Ten Russians in a cob with a cheap red table wine on the side (Paisano) because the expensive ones are not to my tastes :)
  16. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, November 2020?***

    Black Frigate in a cob, currently.
  17. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, November 2020?***

    Billy Budd in a cob with some rye on the side.
  18. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, November 2020?***

    Billy Budd in a cob, with a nice Rye on the side.
  19. --dante--

    ***What Are You Smoking, November 2020?***

    Ten Russians in cob, with a stout red wine.
  20. --dante--

    Improve My Modest Cellar

    I have some of that and have no idea what category I would put it under, lol
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