One watertight reason that autumn is the best season of all for the pipesmoker is because it is the season that smells most like tobacco ... at least to this decerning supersmeller.
I was out walking with my wife and two little kids through the neighborhood, and I kept getting delicious wafts of what can only be described as "my tobacco cellar drawer".
I happen to keep most of my tinned jars in the drawers of my desk, since I am only about 3-4 years into TAD and the cellaring obsession. Anyway, the similarity of aromas -- between the decaying amber and golden and blaze orange and burnt umber leaves, and aging tobacco -- is unmistakable. It also helped that I wasn't smoking a pipe while walking (a very rare occurrence) because of some congestive cold symptoms -- which meant I was better able to smell the leaves.
Anyone else have a similar experience?
I was out walking with my wife and two little kids through the neighborhood, and I kept getting delicious wafts of what can only be described as "my tobacco cellar drawer".
I happen to keep most of my tinned jars in the drawers of my desk, since I am only about 3-4 years into TAD and the cellaring obsession. Anyway, the similarity of aromas -- between the decaying amber and golden and blaze orange and burnt umber leaves, and aging tobacco -- is unmistakable. It also helped that I wasn't smoking a pipe while walking (a very rare occurrence) because of some congestive cold symptoms -- which meant I was better able to smell the leaves.
Anyone else have a similar experience?