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  1. --dante--

    Looking for Burley-Forward Blends with Very Little Latakia.

    I have a tin on the way, to try it. So far have re-established appreciation of latakia as a light compliment via Old Joe Krantz Red Label, which I think deserves more attention than it seems to get. That's probably because it's named after an already-established blend. Thanks for the tip!
  2. --dante--

    Really Bad Names for Tobacco...

    Old Sock
  3. --dante--

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

    Love that pipe, one of the few briars I smoke.
  4. --dante--

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

    It's not rain, it's infantry sunshine ;)
  5. --dante--

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

    Pegasus in a shire cobbit cob -- bulleit rye on the side
  6. --dante--

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

    It doesn't, but both are great.
  7. --dante--

    Looking for Burley-Forward Blends with Very Little Latakia.

    Update: Tried several suggestions here, I found that I enjoy a rare (once a day or two) burley forward blend with a _touch_ of latakia, but only if it's got some perique. For example, Morley's Best is obviously good, but even that level of latakia, absent some sort of spice, didn't ring a...
  8. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    That is one thing I like about plugs (and ropes). I can carry a chunk of one with me in a pocket, no worries.
  9. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    No selling ambitions -- personal cellar. I did remove them all from their little cellophanes and jarred them.
  10. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    I believe you are right. I have decided to jar them all unwrapped in a small canning jar. You can get a lot of them into even those little short ones.
  11. --dante--

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

    Redburn in a Shire Cobbit cob with an Amstel Light
  12. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    Thank you! I figured since it was in plastic, I was supposed to cut a couple holes in it and microwave!
  13. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    You're right, it actually seems more like cellophane.
  14. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    Thanks all! I'll ditch the pouches, and jar the plastic wrapped plugs then.
  15. --dante--

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

    Salty Dogs in a Peterson Dracula. Red Stripe Lager
  16. --dante--

    Cellaring Salty Dogs

    Has anyone cellared Dan Tobacco Salty Dogs? The plug is wrapped in plastic, which is placed in a sealed pouch. I have entire pouches in a large mason jar, but would like to remove them from the pouches (and even the plastic maybe), and store in a jar that way. Would it be best to just...
  17. --dante--

    If You Could Only Have 7 Tobaccos.. Which Ones Are They?

    Haunted Bookshop Pegasus Night Train Redburn Salty Dogs Peterson's Perfect Plug War Horse Bar
  18. --dante--

    Favorite 'All Day Smoke"

    I smoke Haunted Bookshop, Old Joe Krantz, and Night Train multiple times/day. I keep several others for maybe 1 bowl a day.
  19. --dante--

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

    Night Train in a Peterson Dracula, currently.
  20. --dante--

    Hi from Southeastern Michigan

    C&D Sansepolcro, Samuel Gawith Brown #4 (if it's still available), and BriarWorks Country Lawyer are three I currently smoke that use cigar leaf. It's pretty forward (strong and spicy) in Sansepolcro and Brown #4. More of a condiment in Country Lawyer.
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