Plum Pudding Bourbon Barrel Aged in a Rossi Author tonight. Diet Dr Pepper is by drink 
***What Are You Smoking, August 2023?***
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Current version Sobranie in a Ceppo.
John Cotton Latakia in a Satou. I like having a couple of Bing length pipes in my collection. This one smokes great.
Peterson ‘23 POTY Rua and Sutliff Xmas Spice. 
Sun Bear Tupelo in a Peterson PotY Rua 2023. Water on the side and Cicadas in the background
Flake #558 in an Ashton brindle poker.
Some Mark Twain in a Brebbia, smoking some ribs in the barrel 
Man I don't know how to do it with ODF! The pinch I put in with an aro the other day in not too big a bowl was plenty for me--I had to go take a little nap afterward!
2018 Escudo in a Savinelli Tortuga Bulldog.
Just finishing up a bowl of Bayou Morning--mmm good 
An unidentified, crusty Gawith flake found in a paper cup with a napkin stuffed in the top. Smoked in a Missouri Meerschaum cob.
I'm cleaning out that last bowl and just started puffing a delightful follow-up (to Bayou Morning) with Mac Baren's HH Pure Virginia Flake.
I like to cut this tobacco into little cubes (same as I do with Newmister 400) for easy loading and what I find, for me, delightful smokes. It takes a while to cut 1 pound but it's worth it in the coming month. Something to enjoy on the coming Super Blue Moon and while I'm still night gazing as I search for a comet! LOL - haven't seen one yet with this meteor shower! Maybe tonight!!
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mike
I like to cut this tobacco into little cubes (same as I do with Newmister 400) for easy loading and what I find, for me, delightful smokes. It takes a while to cut 1 pound but it's worth it in the coming month. Something to enjoy on the coming Super Blue Moon and while I'm still night gazing as I search for a comet! LOL - haven't seen one yet with this meteor shower! Maybe tonight!!
kindly
mike
Rich's (Portland, OR) Bill's Blend in my Winslow Crown freehand. Sitting on the back patio after dinner with my wife, who is smoking Sutluff Black Swan in a Mastro Beraldi bent dublin. Life is sweet!
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and sugar snap peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm passing the first third of this bowl of year 2014 Full Virginia Flake in a straight 1968 Dunhill Shell bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Gawith Hoggarth and Company Dark Flake Aromatic in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
I find that one pretty mild. HH Bold Kentucky is a little more challenging, but I’m up to the task at least once a day. Rustica kicks my butt though. I hate saying something is too strong for me but HH Rustica is basically unsmokable unless I go slow that it’s no longer enjoyable. I used to smoke 2+ packs of unfiltered luckies a day, inhaling of course, so that may have something to do with my tolerance.
Some Sun Bear Tupelo in the good ol' Savinelli poker. I find that rubbing out the flakes works best for me. I've tried folding/stuffing and cubing the flakes with little success.
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Just putting the last trimmings on this Friday’s aromatic review, as I selfishly indulge my interest in a tasty bowl of my #2 favorite Burley, Wessex Burley Slice. The generously deep contours of this Old Grabow Freehand adore this particular tobacco as you would have it. And after this, I must retire to the next Netflix episode of The Witcher; a great show that one.
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