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  1. teajeat

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

    Just finished a 50/50 mix of D&R Rimboché SJ and Arango Balkan Supreme in the freezing cold.
  2. teajeat

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

    Arango Balkan Supreme in the trusty Vauen. Not sure why, but it was a very spicy smoke tonight. Maybe I was puffing a little too hard trying to finish the bowl quickly to get inside and warm up.
  3. teajeat

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

    Revisiting C&D's Star of the East Flake after aging for about 5 years. I originally found the fresh tin a little overwhelming on its own. But now it has smoothed out significantly and I actually notice some sweetness. Perfect smoke on a cold night in the trusty old Vauen.
  4. teajeat

    Moved and Organizing My Cellar

    Holy crap! My wife would freak out.
  5. teajeat

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

    Showing some SG FVF who's boss in my new to me British clay ca. 1970/80.
  6. teajeat

    Ever Take A 25 Tin Flyer On Something You Have Never Smoked?

    Does 25 different (not the same blend) tins count? If so then, maybe yes.
  7. teajeat

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

    With all the Granger talk around here this sounded really good.
  8. teajeat

    Archive Of The Old Pipes And Tobacco Magazine?

    I loved reading that old magazine. Good thing we have JimInks reviews to replace William Serad's "Trial by Fire".
  9. teajeat

    Clay Pipe Suggestion?

    I really enjoy clay pipes. I have a few pipes from Heather Coleman at Dawn Mist Studios, but she usually sells out fast. Also, Penn Valley Pipes and Smoking Pipes have a wide variety of German clays.
  10. teajeat

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

    Finished up some FVF in a Heather Coleman clay. My only pipe that makes easy work of SG flakes.
  11. teajeat

    Granger.

    I have had almost a full tub sitting around for the past few years. Its not bad, but I also find it sometimes tedious to smoke.
  12. teajeat

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

    Aragon Balkan Supreme in a claw-shaped meer
  13. teajeat

    Does This Pipe Exist?

    I'm on the hunt for a particular pipe that I'm not certain exists. Has anyone seen a clay pipe with an ebonite/vulcanite/acrylic/etc. stem with space for a 9 mm filter? I love clays and 9 mm filter pipes but would like to have both in one pipe. Thanks in advance.
  14. teajeat

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

    Finished some Arango Balkan Supreme, and now smoking D&R Rimboché S.P. in a cob.
  15. teajeat

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

    Gearing up for some D&R Rimboché S.J. in a homemade cherry wood harvested a few years back.
  16. teajeat

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

    Wow, how about those clays in the background? Can you show us more?
  17. teajeat

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

    Just finished smoking C&D's bright virginia, with several years age, in a Dawn Mist clay. Started watching "The Stranger" on amazon, Jim Inks style.
  18. teajeat

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

    Way to go, now my PAD is kicking in and I need another clay pipe.
  19. teajeat

    What's a Good Licorice Flavored Aromatic?

    Wowza, the guy ate quite a bit of licorice though (1.5 "bags" per day for a few weeks).
  20. teajeat

    What's a Good Licorice Flavored Aromatic?

    I do love strong Dutch licorice, never tried chewing on the actual root though. Licorice flavored snuss is amazing, but sadly m'lady vetoed that one.
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