Found an Old Pipe Long Forgotten

[admin]

Do you have "enough" pipes that you may have forgotten some, and then you find an old friend?

How about the same with tobacco?

That's what G.L. Pease writes about in his last column for the year. Check it out here.

Forgotten Treasures
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[nh_stumpjumper]

Do you have "enough" pipes that you may have forgotten some, and then you find an old friend?

How about the same with tobacco?

That's what G.L. Pease writes about in his last column for the year. Check it out here.

Forgotten Treasures​

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Broken link.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Nah, when they fall out of favor they get tossed. The keepers are always close by.

 

[georged]

Nah, when they fall out of favor they get tossed. The keepers are always close by.

So, being filled with dirt and used as a flower pot is reserved for something more grievous than simply falling out of favor, then...

Pray tell. This sounds juicy.

 

[tschiraldi]

Pipe? No. Tobacco, yes. I bought a tin of aged Dan Hamborger Veermaster at the 2016 NASPC show in Columbus. I smoked a bowl on my way home that Sunday and remember really liking it. It had a very pleasant pungency that I chalked up to age. I must have finished the tin, because I don’t have it now. Hadn’t had it since. This year while scrolling through blends on SPC I saw it and was reminded that I had enjoyed it, so I picked up a couple tins, one to smoke and one to put away. I opened that 1st tin and found that nice, pungent, aged Virginia flavor already there! It has become a top 3 blend for me and I’ve been buying 8oz bags ever since. Shh! Don’t tell anyone!