What are You Smoking? February 1, 2014
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I have Sillem's Black burning in one of my meers, a smooth bent acorn that I usually smoke aros in. It has my entire nasal system numb with pleasure! I smoked my first bowl of Sillem's Black a week ago and hated it. After letting it sit out for a couple of days, it has quickly ascended to the top of my current choices. This smoke has it all!
saint007, the blend I'm smoking is 1957, not the meer. The meer is a SMS pipe, well known for their Turkish meer block pipes. I thought it would've turned by now but I wonder if the lattice takes longer to turn as there is space between the bowl and the outer lattice work.
Now smoking Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 1982 black sandblasted paneled slight bend Savinelli flat bottom sitter. Got the tobacco jarring done. Now, back to other things.
Spring training games are being broadcast on MLB TV. And lucky viewers like me are listening to the great Vin Scully call the Dodgers-D-Backs game! Life, fellow pipers, as it should be has returned!!!
Spring training games are being broadcast on MLB TV. And lucky viewers like me are listening to the great Vin Scully call the Dodgers-D-Backs game! Life, fellow pipers, as it should be has returned!!!
I mixed equal parts Tilbury with Escudo and have been enjoying that in Ol' Ruby, and custom pot-shaped. The Tilbury adds that vitamin N strength and sweet earthiness and the Escudo brings the sweet and tart atsiness. A very nice mix to end the day.
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