Managed to snag several tins of ones I haven’t tried, but still on the hunt for a box of FVF! Here’s to better *hunting* tomorrow!
Remember when Gawith smokers were ridiculed and the tins and bags sat on shelves for weeks and months? That's when I bought a lifetime's supply of their blends. ?
As long as we’re listing the breathless play by play of DROPS and I GOT MINE , you’re bound to hear from crusty old guys who can’t get excited about it.No, but I’m sure most the members here remember you telling them repeatedly.
As long as we’re listing the breathless play by play of DROPS and I GOT MINE , you’re bound to hear from crusty old guys who can’t get excited about it.
Let's see, didn't see your name in my post, but I'll respond anyway.No, but I’m sure most the members here remember you telling them repeatedly.
Let's see, didn't see your name in my post, but I'll respond anyway.
Not at all as I don't like posting about blends I really like to prevent them from selling out. Luckily jpberg responded to you otherwise i would not have known you posted. Not sure how crusty old guy applies either as I'm twenty-five years from retirement.
Well, maybe “world weary 40 year old who doesn’t wet his pants when people have tobacco for sale” would have been more appropriate.Let's see, didn't see your name in my post, but I'll respond anyway.
Not at all as I don't like posting about blends I really like to prevent them from selling out. Luckily jpberg responded to you otherwise i would not have known you posted. Not sure how crusty old guy applies either as I'm twenty-five years from retirement.
Truly... Between the scalpers, hoarders, and veterans in the know, it's been very difficult for new/new-ish pipe smokers like myself to get even single tins of the "popular" Samuel Gawith products to try.Dang, it's kill or be killed out there, lol. Anyways,I hope some new folks got to get some Gawith, it's great stuff. And I hope the scalpers got none. But hey, tis' life.
Smoke em' if ya gottem.'
Well, I'm not familiar with the term from that segment and use it here since it seems to be the common term. In previous hobbies I would have said "release" or "restocking" to mean something that has become available or available again.The fact that sneaker culture terms like “drop” have infiltrated the pipe tobacco world makes me cringe...
Thanks Dan,A few etailers will get shipments circa 9/17. Second helping for some. Distributor shenanigans. No need to panic, though the order the distributor made is well short of the demand.
Well, I'm not familiar with the term from that segment and use it here since it seems to be the common term. In previous hobbies I would have said "release" or "restocking" to mean something that has become available or available again.
I agree. This same shift occurred in the beer and board game hobbies. I got out of those from a connoisseur standpoint as it only got worse. However, I then landed in this hobby and it's all the same things all over again. I learned lessons previously, but it is difficult when starting out to ignore the natural desire to "catch up" and try the "classics" or highly rated/well regarded stuff. Unfortunately those items and many more new ones are now "exclusive" and "limited" making them very difficult and frustrating for people to get.Nothing against you... but also signifies that unneeded frenzy and anxiety associated with a limited release of something. Pipe smoking is supposed to be relaxing but now I’m all amped up going site to site looking from a Grouse.
@puff_not_snuff ... Not that I ever saw (both previously or recently).Was Black Forest something that’s most sites generally had in stock before all the nonsense?