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HammerandPipe

Might Stick Around
Nov 8, 2024
85
343
NC
I love bankside will never not have a tin around. I had a Samara a year or so ago and remember demolishing it in record time. The only time Ive done that in my short time smoking. Also enjoy Penny Farthing and might add more to my stash.

Id like to try
Jack knife
Triple play
Six Pence
Fillmore
Horizons
Regents
 

krizzose

Lifer
Feb 13, 2013
3,738
26,283
Michigan
It was love at first smoke with Windjammer. It packs a punch and it’s a real kitchen sink blend. However, the blending is very well done: you can detect all of the components without much trouble, and they all complement each other. I agree with a previous poster who said it was a bit green, in that (while I do like it fresh) I thought that tins with 2 or 3 years of age were noticeably better than fresh.

I was less swept off my feet by Geologie, but that one was more subtle. Just a really enjoyable smoke with enough complexity to keep it interesting
 

Hutch Piper

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 12, 2022
694
4,967
Charlotte, NC
It was love at first smoke with Windjammer. It packs a punch and it’s a real kitchen sink blend. However, the blending is very well done: you can detect all of the components without much trouble, and they all complement each other. I agree with a previous poster who said it was a bit green, in that (while I do like it fresh) I thought that tins with 2 or 3 years of age were noticeably better than fresh.

I was less swept off my feet by Geologie, but that one was more subtle. Just a really enjoyable smoke with enough complexity to keep it interesting
Windjammer is my jam.
 

Pypkė

Part of the Furniture Now
Aug 3, 2024
867
2,259
East of Cleveland, Ohio. USA
Any English/Balkan blends I've tried are very good. I haven't sampled them all yet, but in that category I'm currently enjoying Horizons, Quiet Nights, and Westminster. Westminster is a great all-day smoke. I usually smoke the other two blends in the evening.

GLP non-English blends that I most like are Cumberland and Navigator. I always have a tin of Cumberland around.
 
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Spring-Loaded

Lurker
Mar 23, 2025
48
184
Quiet Nights and Chelsea Morning are my favorites. Meridian is good. I didn’t care much for Sicpence when I tried it, but maybe I should revisit it.
 

burleyboy75

Starting to Get Obsessed
May 22, 2025
168
332
Ohio
Quiet Nights and Chelsea Morning are my favorites. Meridian is good. I didn’t care much for Sicpence when I tried it, but maybe I should revisit it.
what didnt you like about sixpence? abrasive or rough. just curious. im always amazed by different palates!
 

Pipeandapencil

Starting to Get Obsessed
Sep 18, 2024
128
349
Mobile, Alabama
I bought my first tins of Quiet Nights and Chelsea morning. First smokes were not so great, so I just closed the tin and let it sit for a few months opening periodically and maybe smoking a bowl or so to check it. As I'm learning with all the pease and CD blends (for me anyway) after about 6 months they are excellent. I'm loving Chelsea Morning and still trying to understand quiet nights. I guess they just need time to breathe or something. I've got tins of Montgomery and Union square that are in the tin still after at least a year and I smoke every now and then with much enjoyment. Maybe it's my humid climate but I dont see the need to jar these anytime soon, they just keep getting better and are not too dry. Fillmore and Maltese are both next and I'm most excited about them.
 

SourShank

Might Stick Around
Nov 26, 2021
87
702
USA
I'm on a GLP bender this week and can't let go of Meridian. I'm preferring it over popular favorites like Quiet Nights and Horizons which are fantastic blends in itself. If Meridian is good for me, any of you guys have other blend recommendations? I
 
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Pypkė

Part of the Furniture Now
Aug 3, 2024
867
2,259
East of Cleveland, Ohio. USA
I'm on a GLP bender this week and can't let go of Meridian. I'm preferring it over popular favorites like Quiet Nights and Horizons which are fantastic blends in itself. If Meridian is good for me, any of you guys have other blend recommendations?
I remember very much enjoying a tin of Meridian a year ago. Haven't smoked it since, but do think it's an excellent smoke. Try some of the other Old London series that have latakia and see what you think.
 

Eireprof

Can't Leave
Feb 9, 2025
454
5,573
Hudson Valley, New York
This is everything I’ve smoked so far in order of preference (English and Virginias separated as categories.

ENGLISH

  1. GL Pease Chelsea Morning
  2. GL Pease Quiet Nights
  3. Drucquer & Sons Merry Monk
  4. Drucquer & Sons Loch Ness
GL Pease Westminster

Rattray’s Red Raparree

Peterson My Mixture 965

Drucquer & Sons Inns of Court

Arango Bulkan Supreme


VIRGINIA

Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake

Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake

Orlik Golden Sliced

Peterson Elizabethan

Rattray’s Old Gowrie

Rattray’s Marlin Flake

GL Pease Reagent’s Flake (the only blend I actively dislike and don’t plan to smoke again, too much of an umami flavor for my tastes)