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Vincent Manil Reserve du Patron
As a French-Canadian by ancestry I tend to lean toward anything produced in the French diaspora and for me that includes Wallonia. The second I heard about this guy and read the NYT article, I ordered a brick of Le Petit Robin. Then one of Reserve du Patron. THEN La Brumeuse. These products are...- banjoner
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Father the Flame Mini Episodes
they posted a new episode about Mimmo's harvesting process- banjoner
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- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Frog Morton Cellar - Damn You to H#*L
at least Pembroke, while not super easy to get hold of, is one of the more readily available Esotericas.- banjoner
- Post #35
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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LJ Peretti
Hey folks! I'm going to Boston in March (for the Seafood Show - anyone else going?) and planning my annual trip to LJ Peretti. Last year they had some Esoterica and I was strapped for cash when I popped in so i couldn't go too wild. I got a tin of Dunbar and a 2oz bag of D-7485. This year I...- banjoner
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Canadian Pipe Shape Origins
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What's the Appeal of a Churchwarden?
i really would like to see some research on the whole cooler smoke thing because i don't buy it for a second. do you think the smoke in your house's chimney would exit the top cooler if it had an extra row of bricks or two on it? I smoke fish a lot. like i've probably spent weeks of my life... -
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Pipe Shop in Portland, ME?
I live in Nova Scotia and I'm planning a trip to Portland, Maine for Easter Weekend. Are there any known pipe shops in Portland I should be aware of to check out?- banjoner
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What's Your First Pipe Purchase of the New Year?
From what I've gathered via the Brigham page on FB it appears they are doing a few runs of "designer series" pipes that are carved by notable companies but incorporate the Brigham system into the stem work. -
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What's Your First Pipe Purchase of the New Year?
This was it for me. My local B&M is going out of business and selling all pipes 50% off. I received a $75 Visa gift card from my parents for Xmas. The stars aligned and i could finally justify buying this Brigham by Nording freehand. -
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Canadian Pipe Shape Origins
lol you'd have to have one hell of a special piece of spruce to make a decent pipe.. that's some soft sappy wood. -
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Canadian Pipe Shape Origins
Sorry if this has been repeated ad nauseam but I couldn't find anything about it. As a Canadian and also a lover of pipes in the Canadian shape, I'm curious if anyone knows why the shape was called that? Who started it? What is the origin of it? Was it the offshoot of a Lumberman? or vice... -
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Loosely Packed Dutch(?) Tobacco Tin
Good guess but it was in a tin- banjoner
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Loosely Packed Dutch(?) Tobacco Tin
Hey everyone, a while back I saw favourable report of an (I think?) Dutch-produced tobacco that one of the defining factors was that it is packed loosely and not dense into the tin. I think maaaaybe it was a va/bur? Does anyone know the tobacco of which I speak? EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title- banjoner
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