Still taste testing the CRF w/ Perique in this little number:
***What Are You Smoking, April 2020?***
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Just finishing this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures Mozgus in a 1990s smooth Peterson Captain Pete XL80 bulldog with a black vulcanite stem and p-lip.
Now smoking year 2014 HU Makhuwa in a straight sandblasted black billiard 2013 PSF POY Kaywoodie with an amber colored lucite tapered stem.
Pegasus is the maiden voyage for this Savory's Curzon jawhanger I just finished fixing up.
Just ate a peanut butter & butter sandwich on toasted bread. Pretty darn tasty. Think I'm gonna run a second smoke through my new Peterson Silver Mounted Army 102 w/p-lip. And I think it will be PS LNF.
Beautiful grain and contrast stain!
Peretti Tashkent in the Falcon standard straight with hunter billiard.
Doctor?Still taste testing the CRF w/ Perique in this little number:
Esoterica Dunbar in a Charatan Executive Extra Large.
The fine folks at Boswell's sent me an ounce of their "Chocolate Cream" so I figured it was only fitting to test it out in my new Boswell Black Coal Two Tone Billiard. The bag smells like a combination of fresh brownies right out of the oven and a chocolate cow tale, if you've ever had one (Chocolate Cow Tales® Chewy Chocolate Candy Filled With Cream Center - https://www.cowtales.com/chocolate-cow-tales.html). The room note is incredible.
Boswell is a master of aromatics. As is The Country Squire.
Boswell’s Northwoods is a must have english blend as well.
I've emailed them to ask them if they'd consider throwing a sample of Northwoods in with one of the pipes I purchased. So far, Chocolate Cream and Paradise. Perhaps one of the two I bought last night will have some Northwoods. If not, I'm going to order a tin when some of what I've got now starts to dwindle.
Order it in bulk, not in the tin. Its a few bucks cheaper that way and Boswell’s tins are not vacuum sealed so you’ll just have to jar it anyway.
That's what they told me and that's what I'll do in the future. For some reason, I want to have a collection of empty tins, too. I'd like to get at least one of them to hold on to.
Hahaha. Wait until you get home. After a few months you’ll be like “Why did I save all these empty tins?!?!.” Then you will promptly throw them away in order to make room for more full tins.
Except for the obvious few that become junk drawer holders for thumb tacks and washers.
Oh hell no. Mine are organized in various float cases by target species. Maybe coho flies or split shot. Or beads actually.
Almost finished smoking Old Colonial in a medium bend beater 1979 Aalborg natural freehand made by Nording with a black vulcanite stem. Watching the final episode of NewsRadio.
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