Hello from San Antonio, Sorta!

[tinnian]

Been lurking for a long while here and thought that I might start interacting a bit.

I'm in Converse, TX, a "bedroom community" NE of San Antonio. Been pretty much everywhere at one point or another though.

Been smoking a pipe since 2007. Started with a drugstore MM Pride and a can of Walgreens finest cherry. Loved the pipe, still have it and use it regularly. Regretted the tobacco choice. Found some that I liked here and there and am still an aro hound. Current favorites are almost anything from Sutliff, but their Christmas Spice is a big one for me. C&D's corncob pipe and a button nose too.

As far as pipes, I have 51 in my collection. 39 cobs, 10 MM hardwoods, and 2 Venturi carbons.

Any way, that's all I can think of right now.

Happy New Year, y'all!

 

[MattRVA]

Welcome from Virginia

 

[mso489]

Welcome aboard from central North Carolina. You might want to keep a pouch or two of non-aromatic around as a change of pace, maybe one of the Amphora series, burley or Virginia for examples. I'm a burley devotee, though I enjoy some Virginia and Virginia based blends as well.

 

[STP]

Welcome

 

[AlanH]

Welcome from Alabama

 

[Servant King]

Welcome to the forum, from Southern California. There are lots of great aromatics out there, but also a lot of dubious ones to sift through to get to 'em. I think Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake is my #1 in that category.

Enjoy the journey!

 

[rmpeeps]

Been lurking for a long while here and thought that I might start interacting a bit.

I'm in Converse, TX, a "bedroom community" NE of San Antonio. Been pretty much everywhere at one point or another though.

Been smoking a pipe since 2007. Started with a drugstore MM Pride and a can of Walgreens finest cherry. Loved the pipe, still have it and use it regularly. Regretted the tobacco choice. Found some that I liked here and there and am still an aro hound. Current favorites are almost anything from Sutliff, but their Christmas Spice is a big one for me. C&D's corncob pipe and a button nose too.

As far as pipes, I have 51 in my collection. 39 cobs, 10 MM hardwoods, and 2 Venturi carbons.

Any way, that's all I can think of right now.

Happy New Year, y'all!

Visited a nephew in Converse yesterday. Nice access to lots of stuff from SA, to NB, to Austin.
Welcome!!

 

[tinnian]

Welcome aboard from central North Carolina. You might want to keep a pouch or two of non-aromatic around as a change of pace, maybe one of the Amphora series, burley or Virginia for examples. I'm a burley devotee, though I enjoy some Virginia and Virginia based blends as well.

Thank you all!

I've got a couple of tins of golden days of yore in the cellar, but I find that I am not drawn to non-aros that frequently. I use it mainly when I come across something that I really like, but it needs some "taming".

 

[kcghost]

Welcome from KC!!

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

Hello and Welcome to the Good Ole San Anton from Finland-EU

 

[beargreasediet]

Man, that’s BBQ country… what’s your favorite? And welcome - from the brisket capitol of the Pacific Northwest.

 

[Ag®o]

Hello and Welcome from Italy

 

[tinnian]

Man, that’s BBQ country… what’s your favorite? And welcome - from the brisket capitol of the Pacific Northwest.

Thanks, man. There's a little "hole in the wall" place not too far from me called DeeWillies. Everything there is awesome and they make sure you are stuffed before you leave.

 

[Morrison Jeremiah]

Hello and welcome from London

 

[Laurent]

Welcome from Michigan

 

[mikethompson]

Happy New Year, y'all!

Same to you! Welcome to the forum

 

[Tar Wheel]

Welcome aboard!

 

[reloader]

Welcome from New Mexico.

 

[JOHN72]

Welcome from Spain....

 

[Spa32]

Welcome from Wisconsin.