Do You Have a Lakeland Pipe?

[mso489]

I've never smoked Lakeland aromatics, so I've never dedicated a pipe. The Brown Sugar Flake I've had, a non-aromatic, didn't ghost.

 

[Mtlpiper]

My Condor pipe has switched over to War Horse (Green) duty... but yes I have several other pipes for Lakelands too. A grousemoor plug pipe. A Dark Flake Scented pipe (also used for Bob's, Revor, Bosun and Kendal Dark) and I keep a freehand cob spare for other Lakelands.

 

[Peter - CCB]

Yup. I do now… but given my work I’m never in a shortage of pipes. I have a smaller bowl one and a full bend one with nice size bowl for walks or work but I had that for most genres. Lakeland you definitely want one. A cob isn’t a. Bad way to go at all. Especially if you throw a forever stem on it from Vermont freehand.

 

[mikebjrtx]

I have a briar that Bob’s Chocolate Flake tastes the best out of, but I can’t tell much difference in Ennerdale whatever I put it in.

 

[seanv]

Odd distinction. I only smoke ennerdale in a cob, but I smoke rum flake in any pipe. I never thought of rum flake as a ghoster. Is your batch of rum flake really floral, (I've heard people say they've received batches that are) or are you saying stronger as in a stronger tobacco and not topping?

I have a pipe dedicated to Rum Flake and I love it. Over the years it has developed such a distinct flavor and aroma. A few smokes won't ghost a pipe but I do recommend designating a pipe to the blend of you enjoy it.

 

[jeffro]

For The Gawith Hoggarth tobaccos I smoke
I have a Meerschaum pipe I usually grab most often. This I smoke the Lakeland tobaccos Kendal Cream Flake, Glengarry Flake, Ennerdale Flake, Kendal Flake
Second would be my German Clay pipe. I use for smoking Bob's Chocolate Flake, GL Pease Stonehendge Flake and sometimes Bosun-Cut-Plug.
And last I have a custom made briar pipe with a very small bowl that I use for the really strong nicotine tobaccos that are very dark XX black and Black-Twist and the brown flake scented . And I have a couple Corn Cobs I use while out hiking or fishing.