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  1. Aylesbury Pike

    Wasting Money On Tobacco!!

    Funny how that can happen, isn't it? You can have two blends that, on paper, look like they should taste pretty similar yet in reality taste worlds apart. There are so many tiny nuances that make such a huge difference. Not just in ingredients but even other subjective factors. I've had what's...
  2. Aylesbury Pike

    Wasting Money On Tobacco!!

    Just mylar or jar them up if you don't like them. Worst case it can be used for a future trade/sale/smoke if your taste buds change. I don't really consider buying any pipe tobacco a waste. Except aromatics, those are always a waste. (Just kidding!)
  3. Aylesbury Pike

    I keep finding odd ducklings…..

    It is obviously a mounting point for a bayonet.
  4. Aylesbury Pike

    The Pink Stuff

    My wife's used this to clean the house for years. I've never thought to use it on pipes until seeing this thread!
  5. Aylesbury Pike

    Dad Died Last Weekend And I Inherited His Pipes etc.

    Lovely looking pipes and I'm so happy that you have them now. I lost my father as a younger man and I know myself that any possessions I have of his are cherished. May he rest in peace
  6. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    The last of my jar of ABF in the mist this morning.
  7. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    Small bit of nightcap with post-lunch coffee.
  8. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    How burley forward is this? Nice knife too!
  9. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    Same cob, same ABF, same coffee, different morning.
  10. Aylesbury Pike

    What are You Reading Now?

    I I have not but thanks for the suggestion, I'm going to look into that.
  11. Aylesbury Pike

    What are You Reading Now?

    The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries is great. Having lived (and still living) in multiple of the areas discussed made this an even more interesting read.
  12. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    Hello from the garden. Enjoying some ABF
  13. Aylesbury Pike

    EU Burley Blends

    Interestingly, I just stumbled upon a video where a guy compares WBS and ABF and suggests that they are the exact same blend, both manufactured by K&K and sold under different names.
  14. Aylesbury Pike

    EU Burley Blends

    Yeah I'd be interested to know that too!
  15. Aylesbury Pike

    EU Burley Blends

    That's one I'd love to try, although I believe that, despite being made in Germany, Wessex tobacco is only sold stateside.
  16. Aylesbury Pike

    EU Burley Blends

    Thanks, I will try HB first. I'm lucky enough that if I like it I can have folks bring me some when they visit from the USA!
  17. Aylesbury Pike

    EU Burley Blends

    How does OJK compare to Haunted Bookshop? I've read conflicting reports on this so I'd be interested in your thoughts.
  18. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    Yup! All three are reliable, low cost and made in USA and France 🇺🇲🇫🇷
  19. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    ABF and coffee this morning. I've got a lot of wood to cut and move today and the weather's looking good!
  20. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, April 2025?***

    I, too, love Opinels. I've carried a no 6 carbon for years and my wife uses an Opinel chef's knife. My eldest even has one of their child's series folding knives. One of my favourite parts is how the end of the knife is a great tamper when shut (assuming the knife is a small enough size).
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