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  1. ethicsminer

    GBD Pipes

    Currently browsing around some more affordable pipe options to add some variety to the rotation. I see there are quite a few GBD Pipes shared in the "What're you smoking" threads, and wanted to hear some thoughts on them or how they may stack up to other similar priced pipes (Stanwell...
  2. ethicsminer

    Perique Fatigue

    Purely subjective take inbound. Not sure if this is just my taste buds evolving overtime, getting more selective about what I enjoy versus what I don't enjoy, or just bemoaning an otherwise fine tobacco type in which I could just not purchase - but I think I'm getting fatigued on perique being...
  3. ethicsminer

    Quick Word on Radice Rind - Appreciation

    Recently ventured back into pipe smoking after a couple year hiatus and treated myself to a Radice Rind. It is my second briar pipe after having a Savinelli Sistina 106 shape as my main workhorse, and various Missouri Meerschaums. After a few weeks with it - I'm glad I went with it, and would...
  4. ethicsminer

    Cellaring - Where to begin

    Friends, What are some general rules of thumb when choosing tobacco to cellar? Would it be safe to say aromatics do not cellar well? Also, what tobacco would be solid to cellar with the intention of enjoying years and years from now? It is obvious I will set aside some of my favorites, but are...
  5. ethicsminer

    Yikes! The Tin Note - Yum! The Taste

    Friends, The other day I cracked open a tin of C & D's Green River Vanilla. The tin note hit me in the face like an '86 Mike Tyson left hook. It was super creamy and sweet (like marshmallow-ish) and was off-putting. I prefer subtly over pungent when it comes to aros, and with this one, I...
  6. ethicsminer

    Who knew Bach enjoyed a pipe?

    Turns out Bach may have enjoyed a pipe. "Whene'er I take my pipe and stuff it And smoke to pass the time away My thoughts, as I sit there and puff it, Dwell on a picture sad and grey: It teaches me that very like Am I myself unto my pipe. Like me this pipe, so fragrant burning, Is made...
  7. ethicsminer

    Is the pipe a tool? (I think so)

    Friends, I usually smoke a pipe in the evenings after dinner. I'll read, and unwind, maybe think about the day, or maybe things I need to do, or lately about the idea of a "failed state" such as in Somalia and Afghanistan, and what that notion means. I pack the pipe, light the pipe, puff...
  8. ethicsminer

    New Piper Here

    Hello Friends. New piper here from rural northwest Ohio. I'm a recent college grad in economics as well as having a minor in philosophy (I have a particular interest in metaphysics, french postmodernism, and understanding materialism). My smoking history mainly stems from having a shisha...