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  1. Z

    Matches vs. Lighters

    For the same reason some choose matches, I use a zippo. Nostalgia. I like the clink and click noises of it opening and closing. Re-lights are a treat to my ears and the comforting sound takes me back to my teenage years when we'd sneak one of dads smokes or make a small campfire in the nearby...
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    What Kind Of Whisky To Ease This Pain

    I was polishing the stem of this gorgeous Camelia bulldog estate that I picked up and it slipped out of my hand and onto the hard tile! I don't think my wife properly appreciates the silent suffering I am going through.
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    Hi from Ukraine

    Welcome aboard! What are you smoking?
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    Bulk alternatives to Carter Hall

    I smoke mainly what I mentioned in my original post. I found CH to have a nice mild taste, almost creamy.
  5. Z

    Bulk alternatives to Carter Hall

    It's not necessarily a cost thing, but it's sold out at SPC plus I wouldn't mind checking out a few similar tobaccos! Any suggestions?
  6. Z

    Bulk alternatives to Carter Hall

    Thanks for the suggestions. I'm a Canadian and so SPC has cheap international shipping and as a result gets a lot of my business. I don't think P&C does international shipping.
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    Bulk alternatives to Carter Hall

    I've been into pipes now for just over a year and have mainly been into the aromatic tobaccos like 1Q, RLP6, and HGL. For fun I had ordered some Carter Hall and Sir Walter Raleigh a while back and I tried it out this week and I really liked them. I'm still a beginner pipe smoker suffering...
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    My First "Real" Pipe - a Savinelli Venere 606KS

    @dottiewarden I packed a nice bowl of Sutliff 504C.
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    My First "Real" Pipe - a Savinelli Venere 606KS

    It had its maiden voyage this past weekend and smoked great. Because of its lighter finish I am concerned about rim charring though! I use a regular zippo without the pipe insert so I'm going to have to be extra careful.
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    First Castello

    Nice pipe, and great style!
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    My First "Real" Pipe - a Savinelli Venere 606KS

    Thanks, everyone. Sea Captain - those 316's look amazing.
  12. Z

    My First "Real" Pipe - a Savinelli Venere 606KS

    My first real pipe arrived. I have a few cobs, and a Piazzolla straight billiard that I love more every time I use it, but this one caught my eye and I took the plunge. Here it is on SPC And in my possesion! The inaugural smoke will be this weekend at my scotch club "meeting". I can't wait to...
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    New Member from the North

    Welcome aro222. If you like 1Q also have a look at Lanes RLP-6!
  14. Z

    *** What Are You Smoking?*** (March 2018)

    Some Lane 1Q in a mm Missouri Pride cob! Goes good with a nice cup of tea.
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    Uncle Ernie

    Welcome aboard!
  16. Z

    Lane Limited HGL

    After going back and forth between RLP-6 and HGL I have now seen the light. I am really enjoying it. RLP-6, while still really good, almost feels like it's missing a bit of body when compared to the HGL.
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    New Old Guy

    Nice to have you on the forum. It sounds like you'll have a lot to share!
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    Hello from Minnesota

    Welcome Philip!
  19. Z

    Lane Limited HGL

    Interesting - I picked up some HGL because I heard it was like RLP with a bit of smokiness. I've only had a couple bowls but it is not really to my liking. I really enjoy RLP so I'm chalking it up to an inexperienced palate and will keep up with the odd bowl to see if my taste for it evolves.
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    New Pipe Smoker from Canada

    Thanks for the warm welcome folks!
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