5100 for the first smoke in my new B42 PSB Deluxe. 
***What Are You Smoking, April 2023?***
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St James Flake in a Brebbia 2724 Jumbo Sabbiata bulldog, cheers
Ashton Artisan's in Savinelli 320KS. Happy Easter to everyone!
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believe so, the stem says Algerian Briar. Good smoker, dedicated to VaPers. Great value, the vulcanite does seem to oxidize easilyIs this one of their Superior Algerians? I just ordered one yesterday with same tapered vulcanite stem that is going to be a fraternal twin of yours
Low Country Natural VaOr and Semois between 4 cobs. Beautiful day for yard work.
It’s circle back to some stashed away blends day. WCC Deluxe Crumb Cut in a Stanwell Bent Dublin. With coffee. What a great blend. Love me some WCC. Now if I can just stop working on Roux drop days I can finally get a chance to taste that.
Haha those little bottles are fun, they really have a let’s just party vibe.It looks like I'm not the only one that received their shipment of B.S. Flake today. It came looking more like a G&H packaged blend like Bob's chocolate or rum flake in the tin. It's not as dense, thick, and moist as say FVF. It is a lovely smoke though I can't compare to previous releases due to not ever trying them lol.
But Im enjoying it in a leather wrapped Savinelli "Grand Prix" and some cheap liquor my wife brought home. When she said she wanted to have a few drinks I didn't have this in mind. View attachment 216246
HU Tobacco - Louisiana Broken in a HCA Stanwell and a Cup of Joe.
A big bowl of Pegasus in the IMP Meerschaum. 
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2014 McClelland Balkan Blue in a Castello Castello KK shape 55 with a military mount 
About a third of a bowl left of early 2000s Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
Just finished a bowl of Wilke Chocolate in a Deluxe System sandblast D18 oom paul (PPN CPG 2022 POY)
Did a set of waking reps under cloudy skies, and smoked a bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Watching the Twins-Yankees game on Jackie Robinson Day.
Breaking in a Radice Silk Cut E with Dan tobacco - Midnight Ride.
Celebrated pulling the lawnmower out of the shed with Prince Albert in a cob. Now I'm celebrating putting it back after a successful first mow with PS400 in a different cob.
Packed for later today, Esoterica Tilbury, which is Virginia based with burley as the condiment, one of the most immediately experienced premium blends i've smoked, just good from the first puff and seemingly determined to show me every time that it is a superior product. I'm smoking it in my Ferndown smooth fully bent billiard with band and Vulcanite Cumberland stem.
This pipe, made by the artisan carver Les Wood, was given to me by a member here who sent it with a package of Semois that he'd sampled and didn't like at all, after I'd posted on how much I liked a sample I'd smoked. When I thanked him for the tobacco, he asked me how I liked the pipe. I went back to the shipping box and sure enough, there was this beautiful Ferndown. Les Wood, the carver, was a long-time employee of Dunhill, first as a metalsmith and then also doing carving, before going off on his own, and now retired.
Thanks go out to Les in retirement, and to the Forums member who sent along the tobacco and the pipe, also including a large tin of McClellands Frog Morton Cellar. He knows who his is, though he hasn't posted here in a year or more.
The pipe has an especially deep chamber perfect for this delicious blend.
This pipe, made by the artisan carver Les Wood, was given to me by a member here who sent it with a package of Semois that he'd sampled and didn't like at all, after I'd posted on how much I liked a sample I'd smoked. When I thanked him for the tobacco, he asked me how I liked the pipe. I went back to the shipping box and sure enough, there was this beautiful Ferndown. Les Wood, the carver, was a long-time employee of Dunhill, first as a metalsmith and then also doing carving, before going off on his own, and now retired.
Thanks go out to Les in retirement, and to the Forums member who sent along the tobacco and the pipe, also including a large tin of McClellands Frog Morton Cellar. He knows who his is, though he hasn't posted here in a year or more.
The pipe has an especially deep chamber perfect for this delicious blend.
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