I’m not even sure what’s going on here. Is this a modern pipe or... who what where?
Autumn Evening by Cornell & Diehl
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The Virginia had gone through the cavendish process as well, so technically it's all cavendish.
Well damn embers, I have no retorts left.
Some cavendish is good cavendish. Smoking some AE right now before bed.?
It is the most wild one I’ve seen. Those insets are amazing. Who is that maker of that or?
@Edwin Weaver thanks for the review. I wish I could like this one. I have always heard people say that it is more tobacco forward in flavor, but I have had a hard time finding the same for myself. I like maple syrup, but I prefer it on my pancakes and pecan encrusted venison cube steaks.
I do like a Virginia cavendish though. PS LTF is one of my favorites.
I do like a Virginia cavendish though. PS LTF is one of my favorites.
AE burns really well and in my experience isn’t goopy at all. I like the flavor, but I have a hard time smoking it straight; it’s just a little too much. But I always have some on hand because it makes a great blender and a little goes a long way.
I just noodle pressed a cake of Sutliff Red Virginia Ribbon, Stokkebye Burley 702, and a bit of AE (about 10%). I need to adjust the proportions a bit, but it’s pretty good.
I just noodle pressed a cake of Sutliff Red Virginia Ribbon, Stokkebye Burley 702, and a bit of AE (about 10%). I need to adjust the proportions a bit, but it’s pretty good.
When I first got it Autumn Evening it was like eating sugar straight. Could not handle it. Since then I mix it 50/50 with straight Virginia and all is good. ?
I bought a few ounces of this years ago and it came so dry and dusty. I did enjoy the flavor, though, so I should try it again, maybe from a tin
I really enjoy Autumn Evening but it always comes dry as black powder. Burns a little quick but nothing harsh about it.
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