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Tobacco For Folks Who Sit Around A Camp Fire
I like a full, hearty blend in such situations. MacBaren HH Old Dark Fired or HH Bold Kentucky. I also second a previous recommendation of Irish Flake or Rattray's Sterling Flake.- Architeuthis
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Top 3 Favorite Aromatics
Stanwell Melange Scotty's Trout Stream Match Flying Dutchman- Architeuthis
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***What Are You Smoking, October 2024?***
The name is a misnomer. It is not a flake. Not even close. There are some chunky bits, so I suppose you could get away with calling it a broken flake. But that didn't matter to me. When I bought it originally, I really liked it fresh. As a blend(?) of bright virginias, it had some really nice...- Architeuthis
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Spotted...In The Wild!
Just watched Devil in a blue dress. Enjoyed the scenes of a shop with codger blends stacked on the wall behind the counter. Tubs of Prince Albert, Granger, Velvet, Kentucky Club, Half-n-half. Cans of Prince Albert and Velvet. Nostalgia I suppose. This is the sort of pipe stuff I'd like to see in...- Architeuthis
- Post #272
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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***What Are You Smoking, October 2024?***
Nearing the end of a tin of Opening Night, I started looking for the next Virginia to smoke. I pulled out a jar of SG Medium Virginia Flake from 2010. Boy is this stuff tasty.- Architeuthis
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
Just finished a bowl of a mix of leftover bits and pieces from previous bowls of Sunbear and Blockade Runner. I'm a fan of both but this mix of the two was better than either alone. If you've got both, give a mix a try...- Architeuthis
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
2019 GH&Co Brown Flake Liquorice- Architeuthis
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
2019 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Baronet bruyere 510- Architeuthis
- Post #1,392
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
Been really enjoying some 2010 OGS. Don't get me wrong. It's nice fresh. But If you've got some in your stash, forget it about it for awhile. I think you be glad you did.- Architeuthis
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
Sutliff Barbados Plantation in a GBD billiard- Architeuthis
- Post #884
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
2021 Astley #44 in a Savinelli Capri Root poker- Architeuthis
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
2010 Opening Night in a Jean Lacroix poker- Architeuthis
- Post #617
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
2019 Sunbear in a Pete 80s- Architeuthis
- Post #523
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
Redburn in an Ozark Mt. hardwood- Architeuthis
- Post #454
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Tobacco for Breaking in a New Pipe- Suggestions!
you are going to be charring the bowl, providing you don't have a meer, so you are going to have a few rough smokes no matter what you use. I use OTC burleys like Prince Albert and Carter Hall. For some reason they mask the charring wood taste a bit better to me, but anything will work.- Architeuthis
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***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
2019 Brunello Flake in an Aldo Velani pot- Architeuthis
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With Whom Would You Smoke?
1) Jacques Cousteau aboard the Calypso 2) John Steinbeck and his buddy Ed Ricketts (Doc) aboard the Western Flyer cruising through the Sea of Cortez- Architeuthis
- Post #89
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Carter Hall Blending
I use it to break in new pipes as it tends to form a nice cake and also as a mild blender to cut other burly based blends that are punchier than I like.- Architeuthis
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