7 Seas as I walk the garden with a Savinelli Autograph. The hostas are coming up.
***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
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Farm chores done. Enjoying some 40th from a Bruno Nuttens billiard with horn.
What a weekend. Rain moved out and spring moved in.
What a weekend. Rain moved out and spring moved in.
We have almost made it to the midpoint of the month. Man, how the time flies! I smoked some Iwan Ries Dr. Bradley in my Alpha Freehand and enjoyed the warm spring temperatures.
B&W is worthy of the praise. Hope you enjoyed it. I actually just got back a trip up there to visit some friends. Was thrilled to stop by and grab a coffee and a few bags to take home. Great folks up there.C&D Pegasus gifted to me by @Akoni808
Smoking in a 1901 Sam McLardy & Co. Meerschaum with a vulcanite stem, while sipping on some Black & White Edwin Norena Fruity Flowers coffee.
I recently started getting into 3rd Wave coffee roasters, when I saw @AppalachianPipe92 drinking Black & White in the past, I had to check them out. B&W has some really amazing coffees, for those that like something different!
This one is for @AppalachianPipe92
Be well everyone!
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Edwin Noreña Fruity Flowers | Colombia | Black & White Coffee Roasters
As the name of this blend suggests, it is intensely fruited and floral - making it the perfect release for these early spring days! From the IPA lot, we get some really lovely citrus and floral notes, like bergamot, mosaic hops, and lemongrass. The Red Fruits lot contributes so many fun fruit...www.blackwhiteroasters.com
Very cool. And nice set up man.
Six year old FVF in bent Savinelli. Nice day here for a pipe
out of doors.
out of doors.
Quick evening smoke of Amphora kentucky Blend in a Jeantet Distinction Lithe billiard
Enjoying a very tasty bowl of Peterson’s Irish Flake after 
️ & some yard work. 
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️ & some yard work. ️
Smoking yet another bowl of Gawith Broken Flake No:7. I have finally remembered why have a tad under 1/2 pound of this stuff kicking around. A very good friend of mine who shall remain nameless told me a Flake of No:7 mixed in with Erinmore Mixture made it taste like it did when I was knee high to a rooster. What I didn't realize was a 1 lb bag was overkill for a large tin of Erinmore Mixture! Smoking Broken No:7 on its own is very enjoyable smoke if you use the fold and stuff method, add that to the mechanics of a well seasoned meerschaum and you have yourself a wonderful afternoon.
Bill Bailey’s Balkan Blend in a Radice Rind brandy.
Bottom half of the bowl is Old Joe Krantz topped off with the final remnant of Haunted Bookshop I had in my Molina. I am taking the dog out for a walk on this fine spring afternoon.
I think I’m getting into the OJK now as I post this.
Sitting in the shade sipping Carter Hall in a Country Gentleman cob this fine spring afternoon.
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am smoking a bowl from a freshly opened one pound bag of year 2012 Dan Tobacco Treasures of Ireland: Limerick in a straight smooth dark brown year 1912 Hall & Fitzgerald cased HFB billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem and orific bit. First time smoking this pipe. Gold Star Jamaican Estate Reserve, neat, is my drink. I'll smoke unsmoked by me estate pipes all day.
Pfeifen Huber Virginia Golden Flake in an Altinay.
As a fairly new returner to my pipe, my current two favourite tobaccos are Peterson Connoisseur`s choice and Kopp Rackham Caribbean Blue. I think the Peterson one is a keeper.
Yeah, I always loved the craggy blast of that pipe. I think I'll smoke it more often than I have.
HU Dockworker from December 2020 in a Paykoc Meerschaum Bulldog
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