Ask G. L. Pease March 2012 (Volume 11)

[admin]

It's amazing how we never run out of good questions and great answers for the Ask G.L. Pease column. Mr. Pease has forgotten more about tobacco than most people know, and his monthly column never ceases to educate and entertain - the perfect combination in any reading material, in my opinion.
Ask G. L. Pease March 2012 (Volume 11)

 

[danno]

I have to say the G. L. Pease is really quite a refreshing writer. His approach to reviewing, forming opinions, etc., is very intelligent. He writes with a high level of expertise and I enjoy his sense of humor tremendously.

I always look forward to seeing what he has to say, and wish we would see more of his musings. Add to that his enviable experience, astute palate, and his superb blending skills, and we have quite a brilliant star in the tobacco universe.

 

[cortezattic]

IMO Pease is a Renaissance man in every sense, and I enjoy his writing very much.

Of course, Kevin is a very good writer too, it's just that he doesn't have that much to say. :rofl:

 

[tokerpipes]

@cortesattic

Well kevin does have a lot to say, unfortunatly its only at the St. Pete Bowling Alley with about 2/3 of a pitcher of beer and one of his many assorted girls haning from his arm. :rofl:

 

[spartan]

I enjoyed reading the article. As always Mr. Pease's opinions are a pleasure to absorb.
Somehow cigars snuck through the door there though.
I enjoy them occasionally, but just don't care to read about them.