No, those were yours. Mine always included women, horses, and a mongoose or two.You referring to the ones where you and your guy friends headed to the woods?
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Just got done reading the reviews for this and will follow your instructions to a T and post a review (a first review for me).
I have a similar jar and I call it Monster Blend.
At the risk of being classified as an enabler, you can get a similar deal from The Country Squire Tobacconist and I would wager these two retailers aren't the only ones offering this option....
Country Squire Tobacconist Whatever Blend
Happy smoking!
Cheers,
Chili
or maybe the ones where he asked why he was the only one with a solo tent. That would be worse.You referring to the ones where you and your guy friends headed to the woods?
Well hell let me spill the beans. I admit to having a place to put leftover tobacco from blends at the end of a tin that will not fill a pipe enough to deliver a predetermined pipesmoking expectation. I do however try to keep these separated. Let me give you an example. Dinner tonight was early spring baby peas, mashed potatoes chicken fried steak with dinner rolls.
Now I'm sure some of you are in the camp that just do not care about the peas sliding over into the mashed potatoes. I however will have none of that and want my potatos to be potatos and peas peas please.
So i have one for Virginia/Vapers and another one for English/Balken.
Now I'm sure some of you are in the camp that just do not care about the peas sliding over into the mashed potatoes. I however will have none of that and want my potatos to be potatos and peas peas please.
So i have one for Virginia/Vapers and another one for English/Balken.
Will give it a try. Jim Inks gave it 3.5 review which means its a green light for me to try
I keep leftovers from tins, jars, pouches, etc. it’s usually pretty good if you don’t get more than one aro in it.
I am a slop it all in a big pile kinda guy
Sounds like my little jar is gonna be terrible when I get around to trying it..it has lots of aero and a few English scraps.
When I want to dry a blend out, I put a few pinches on a note card I bent like a trough. If there are leftovers and I don't plan to make another pipe by the next day I dump the leftovers in my jar. It's normally not much at all and I probably should have been throwing it away along, but now very curious about the taste.
The contents are from the beginning of my pipe journey around 2015 to present. The jar is pint size I believe and is just about 1/2-2/3 full.
When I want to dry a blend out, I put a few pinches on a note card I bent like a trough. If there are leftovers and I don't plan to make another pipe by the next day I dump the leftovers in my jar. It's normally not much at all and I probably should have been throwing it away along, but now very curious about the taste.
The contents are from the beginning of my pipe journey around 2015 to present. The jar is pint size I believe and is just about 1/2-2/3 full.
You won't know till you try it. Who knows, it could be a favorite.
This is why I dry the whole tin or jar out at one time. I can then just put leftovers back in with the rest of the dried tobacco. But, I smoke a lot and fast, so a dried jar will maybe last be a couple of weeks at best. But, do what works best for you.
Good tobacco is good tobacco. Savor each puff.
Smokingpipes sells the three Grand Croupier blends, they are the same idea from C&D. One is English, one is aro, and one is burley/virginia (and a decent amount of perique in the bag I got, IMO). I like all three quite a lot, especially Boneyard, the English blend.
Best Of The Rest is a excellent blend IMO. Have 2 pounds of the Aro and 1 English. The aro's both have the same flavor and is a single blend rather than a hodge-podge mixture. It smells and tastes like butterscotch or perhaps a sweet Coffee like a Cappuccino or latte. Burns perfect despite being a tad moist on the bag. Was really blown away by this blend and was not expecting it to be half as great as it really is, especially for the price of $16/LB.
The English is also quite good same goes for Boneyard from SP and would think MOST people would be surprised by this blend if they didn't see the packaging or know what it is, would put it right up there with any other top notch English blend.
I like the idea of these discount style blends and am glad to see P&C keeps it in stock as the Grand Coupier ones from SP are hardly never in stock and was very lucky to have been at the right place at the right time to get some Double Down and Boneyard, with 1LB each they will last a lifetime as far as I'm concerned. Highly recommend trying these blends to see for yourself.
The English is also quite good same goes for Boneyard from SP and would think MOST people would be surprised by this blend if they didn't see the packaging or know what it is, would put it right up there with any other top notch English blend.
I like the idea of these discount style blends and am glad to see P&C keeps it in stock as the Grand Coupier ones from SP are hardly never in stock and was very lucky to have been at the right place at the right time to get some Double Down and Boneyard, with 1LB each they will last a lifetime as far as I'm concerned. Highly recommend trying these blends to see for yourself.
I've been smoking earnestly for 7 yrs and enjoyed the 'bargain' of Best of the Rest for a couple of pound's worth or so, back early on. I can't speak to the so called "English" version, but I will say that as my taste buds developed, I found the aromatic leftover's weren't all that symphonic.
In fact this may have helped keep me from trying aromatics for quite awhile, as I began smoking mostly my own mixes from bulk tobaccos of non aromatic nature.
I've recently added a couple of lbs. of Lane cavendish blends to the larder and have been playing with mixtures of these along with non aromatic tobaccos. (Dark Red and Black Vanilla Cavendish)
In fact this may have helped keep me from trying aromatics for quite awhile, as I began smoking mostly my own mixes from bulk tobaccos of non aromatic nature.
I've recently added a couple of lbs. of Lane cavendish blends to the larder and have been playing with mixtures of these along with non aromatic tobaccos. (Dark Red and Black Vanilla Cavendish)
Everyone knows, or ought to, the Roman punishment for parricide. Less well known is the “orgy in a bag” punishment inflicted for lesser offenses (e.g. jaywalking, drinking red wine with fish, admitting your favorite album is Girl You Know It’s True, inadvertent eructation, etc). For a complete list of the many “...in a bag” punishments meted out under Roman law see Will and Ariel Durant’s Caesar and Christ page 837 et passim.
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