That's a cool case you got there, is there a story to it?
Velden a. W.S. is a town in southern Austria I've lived close by for a couple of years.
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That's a cool case you got there, is there a story to it?
Velden a. W.S. is a town in southern Austria I've lived close by for a couple of years.
Tried them both recently myself. 3P’s is out of this world delicious to my taste and Capstan Blue is good in a dry white wine kind of way. I hope that you enjoy them both.Got some new stuff to me. Peterson 3P’s, Capstan blue label and prob open another tin of squadron leader, them 3-4 more bowls or who knows what.
Started the day with my F&T The Clay Shape Pipe loaded with one year old, cubed FVF. This stuff is superb with some age.
Now on to SG 1792 Flake in a $3.00 cob that I bought in 7-Eleven. The topping on the blend is so strong that it ghosted the glass tray that I dried it on. I’ve never had that happen before. I was apprehensive about smoking this because of strength of the flavoring, but I’m about mid-bowl now and I have to say that I can see the appeal. Delicious! Not an all day smoke by my measure, but at the right time and day, I can see myself reaching for this.
Now on to SG 1792 Flake in a $3.00 cob that I bought in 7-Eleven. The topping on the blend is so strong that it ghosted the glass tray that I dried it on. I’ve never had that happen before. I was apprehensive about smoking this because of strength of the flavoring, but I’m about mid-bowl now and I have to say that I can see the appeal. Delicious! Not an all day smoke by my measure, but at the right time and day, I can see myself reaching for this.
Elizabethan Mixture in a Peterson System Standard sandblasted 312.
PS LBF in a St. James (Comoy’s) 1920’s-1930’s made for Sutliff Pipe Shop in San Francisco
Whole leaf blend. American english flake.
40% kentucky
20% latakia
10% basma
10% prelip
15% stoved red virginia
5% black stoved bright virginia
This one's a keeper. Nice balance, with the strong oriental spice matching the latakia. The Kentucky forming a solid base for everything. A touch of sweetness. Through a grand match chacom billiard.
40% kentucky
20% latakia
10% basma
10% prelip
15% stoved red virginia
5% black stoved bright virginia
This one's a keeper. Nice balance, with the strong oriental spice matching the latakia. The Kentucky forming a solid base for everything. A touch of sweetness. Through a grand match chacom billiard.
Part way through this bowl of Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a 2019 black rusticated Peterson 312 full bend billiard with a military mount and a nickel cap with a cumberland 4AB stem and a N.A.P. bit.
Match Dunhill 965 in a 1961 Dunhill Tanshell #104 Billiard Group 4.
Burley London Blend ghosts the plate i dry it on haha. It will fade eventually.
evening smoke of Rattrays Old Gowrie in a Stanwell Royal prince medium Billiard nro 51
Good evening folk's, Squadron Leader in a Blakemar.
Good evening folk's, Squadron Leader in a Blakemar.
C&D Awakened Elder in a sandblasted Crown Manola scoop
2014 Wessex Gold Slice in a Jack Howell Brandy.
Smoking some Cap'n Boomer in an Eltang Basic. 43 degrees out and feels like summer vacation after a couple weeks in the teens!
Sipping on a bowl of C&D Yorktown, drinking a pre-late-lunch IPA -cheers folks!
GLP Gaslight in a pre-Cadogan GBD Special #1352 1/2 Bent Apple with a round stem.
Enjoyed a terrific pancakes, eggs and hash browns lunch with orange slices chipping in to fill up my belly on an off diet day. Now smoking Motzek M74 in a late 50s, early 60s Comoy’s straight smooth dark brown Deluxe 20 billiard with a silver cap military mount and a black vulcanite tapered stem. A good blend and a wonderful pipe. A cup of hot tea is my drink.
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