I need another open jar like a hole in my head, but I decided to crack open a 3.5 oz tin of Olik Golden Sliced, jar it up, and try some in my clay.
***What Are You Smoking, August 2023?***
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Going high brow tonight after a long work week of 100f+ feels likes. Stonehaven courtesy of the @hoosierpipeguy great downsize event in the Altinay Translucent. Very Old St Nick 13 yo bourbon. Work hard play hard is the theme tonight. Here’s to a Happy Friday and cooler days!
Fox Campanile in the '19 Peterson Walnut Spigot 65.
Entertainment provided by the thunderous heavens above.
Entertainment provided by the thunderous heavens above.
100 today. Beating the heat with ice water, fireflies, and Elizabethan Mixture in a Dunhill Shell.
Peterson ‘23 POTY and Sutliff Christmas Spice. 
Haunted Bookshop in my small briar. Good weekend everyone.
Capstan Blue Ready Rubbed from November 2019 in a Balandis sandblasted billiard
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and snow peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm passing the half way mark on this bowl of year 2014 Sutliff 1849 in a medium bend smooth dark brown 1968 Barling 5631 London England TVF billiard silver spigot with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
I was finally able to make it outside after all the storms blew through. WCC Deep Elem in a Shalosky
Off to work with a bowl of year 2015 D&R A.B. Rimboche in an undated slight bend, smooth flame grain Wessex Standard egg with a brown accent on the black vulcanite saddle stem. Listening to the Braves-Giants game.
beautiful! what did the weight come out at and bowl dimensions?
Some MacBaren Navy Flake from 2014 in a Mauro Armellini bent billiard. When I first popped this tin, I didn't particularly care for it, which bummed me out because Navy Flake is one of my favorites and having it with some age on it was kind of a disappointment. I've bought quite a bit of it in the hopes of it getting even better with age.
That said, it's been sitting in the jar for a couple months and trying it again tonight, I'm enjoying it considerably more than the last time. It doesn't have the same top note as a younger tin would, but it's smoother and a little richer. I feel much better about the whole scene.
That said, it's been sitting in the jar for a couple months and trying it again tonight, I'm enjoying it considerably more than the last time. It doesn't have the same top note as a younger tin would, but it's smoother and a little richer. I feel much better about the whole scene.
Evening smoke of Eileen's Dream in my Peterson B-10. A great combo! 
Got some Country Squire Kingsfoil out of the cellar and loaded up a Savinelli.
Passing the quarter mark on this bowl of Wilke Hearth of Galway in an undated smooth straight medium brown made in France Saillard Lord Clerit lumberman with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
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