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  1. Aylesbury Pike

    What are You Reading Now?

  2. Aylesbury Pike

    What are You Reading Now?

    DFW was an excellent author. I actually find his posthumously published novel "The Pale King" to be both his best work for a beginner and also possibly his best overall. It's such a shame that he never managed to finish it.
  3. Aylesbury Pike

    What are You Reading Now?

  4. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2025?***

    A blend of Nightcap, EMP and a pinch of Consummate Gentleman in this Old German clay.
  5. Aylesbury Pike

    Seeking Chocolate Burley Recommendations

    The answer is Solani ABF, although I have also heard that Wessex Burley Slices is the same blend.
  6. Aylesbury Pike

    Show Us Your French Pipes

    What an amazing looking pipe...that stem, the heel, the shape of the bowl. Wonderful stuff!
  7. Aylesbury Pike

    Tobacco type vs pipe type, a beginner question

    As everyone else has said, there's no consensus. Having said that, there are certain concepts that you will see repeated by many people online. One is that a taller, narrower bowl is often preferred to "concentrate" the flavours of Virginias. A wider, shallower bowl has been recommended for...
  8. Aylesbury Pike

    Stain? Sand and stain?

    Thanks lads, will post results here when completed.
  9. Aylesbury Pike

    Stain? Sand and stain?

    Thanks, I will do as suggested. Now to go find some suitable leather dye!
  10. Aylesbury Pike

    Stain? Sand and stain?

    Great point about the edge.i added a slight bevel on the interior using a round spoon. I'm hesitant to touch the outer edge as I'm worried about my ability to keep it even all around. Any tips?
  11. Aylesbury Pike

    Stain? Sand and stain?

    Thanks for that! At what point in the process you described would you apply stain? After micromesh and before waxing?
  12. Aylesbury Pike

    Stain? Sand and stain?

    Just got this estate Peterson 314.My first Peterson. It had some pretty bad rim charring but is decent other than that. As you can see, if sanded down the rim to remove the worst of the charring. My question is: do I now just need to apply some leather dye to the exposed briar on the rim? Or...
  13. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2025?***

    Janneman Flake in my new little clay. I'd forgotten how great clay pipes are...
  14. Aylesbury Pike

    Has anyone tried these "Pipe Republic" blends from Germany?

    OK my friend is visiting from Germany and is going to bring me a few of these blends to try so I will also post reviews once I try them.
  15. Aylesbury Pike

    We Have a Saint.

    Deo Gratias!
  16. Aylesbury Pike

    Paint Can Style Tin Sealing

    I recall a fellow on this board (who I believe works in the industry) told me that the paint can style tins are good for up to ten years. Personally, I can't help opening them since I don't consider them "sealed" to begin with. Something about the vacuum seal or ring pull on normal cans...
  17. Aylesbury Pike

    Has anyone tried these "Pipe Republic" blends from Germany?

    Thanks! I'd be very interested in hearing your thoughts once you try that sample.
  18. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2025?***

    HOTW in this Ropp Zulu
  19. Aylesbury Pike

    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2025?***

    Some Maltese Falcon as the first smoke in this new Genod.
  20. Aylesbury Pike

    Show Us Your French Pipes

    Very fitting! I've tried neither although Semois is something I'd really love to sample! I'm thinking the Zulu will be for burley. Other than that, I'm unsure. How do you tend to assign "genres" to your pipes (assuming that's something you do)?
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