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  1. Pickin&Pipin

    PAINTING

    Far as I'm concerned, brand doesn't matter as long as it's quality paint and a couple coats always ensures it will last. Oh, and as long as your wife is happy you should be safe lol. Best of luck to you, enjoy that pipe break!
  2. Pickin&Pipin

    ***What Are You Smoking, January 2026?***

    Started off the year with some Per Jensen: Brothers in Arms in a good ol' Dr. Grabow Duke.
  3. Pickin&Pipin

    Minimal Happiness Requirements?

    This is something I've been trying to figure out lately. It's great to have a large variety of tobaccos in the cellar but I would like to have an abundance of a few certain blends that I really enjoy to reduce the amount of half pint mason jars I've got stacked up. Most of our grandfathers...
  4. Pickin&Pipin

    Holidays are Made for Pipes and Tobacco: The Ser Jacopo Insanus

    That is a beautiful pipe, don't believe I've seen a finish like that before. Is that considered a rustication or sandblasting?
  5. Pickin&Pipin

    MORTA PIPE

    Those look awesome, never seen or heard of a pipe made of that material. The grain is beautiful thanks for sharing. Just curious, what is the general price of a pipe like this?
  6. Pickin&Pipin

    What Were Your Go-To Tobacco’s in 2025?

    C&D Mississippi Mud G.L Pease Sixpence Per Gensen: Brothers in Arms Peterson Elizabethan G.L Pease Maltese Falcon
  7. Pickin&Pipin

    Rattray's

    I'll Vote for Old Gowrie also, I've been trying to narrow down my blend rotation and Old Gowrie will be part of it. Virginias are flavorful and the perique/DFK pair together well with this blend.
  8. Pickin&Pipin

    Too Cold to Smoke Outside (Messing Around with Tobacco)

    Those yeast jars look great, fine job on the labeling.
  9. Pickin&Pipin

    Whole leaf

    If you have a magnifying glass handy take a closer look at those spots. If the spots are crystalline in structure or powdery it may just be pluming which happens when oils in the leaf rise to the surface and crystalize which is fine and can be brushed off. If it seems to be something else such...