I enjoyed my breakfast smoke so much I thought I'd indulge again. But while the dark plug was airing out I decided to enjoy some Baker Street from CS in the Pete. Paired it with a Guinness and couldn't be happier.
***What Are You Smoking, February 2025?***
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Lane MV 1000 in a cob. Keeping it simple today.
A couple of Italian mortas this afternoon
1st is this Moretti (Marco Biagini) 1/8 bent apple with a tapered acrylic stem
With a bowl of Seattle Pipe Club Plum Pudding Special Reserve
1st is this Moretti (Marco Biagini) 1/8 bent apple with a tapered acrylic stem
With a bowl of Seattle Pipe Club Plum Pudding Special Reserve
spearheadbill channels history with the classic Pete 309.
Hmm ... wondering if he's also got a Remington Model 1858 solid frame .44 holstered?
Hmm ... wondering if he's also got a Remington Model 1858 solid frame .44 holstered?
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About to light up my Country Gentleman Cob with a 'Frankenstein Mix.'
Mac Baren Vanilla Cream in a Viking Classic bent billiard.
Peretti Cuban Mixture in a Pete POTY 24. I haven't smoked this baccy in a while, and forgot how good it really is!
Sat night, first pipe of the new month (Feb):
Parfait = top 1/3 (Marlin Flake, well dried), bottom 2/3 (Wessex Campaign Dark Flake) in a Rossi Vittoria Canadian.
NOTE:
I've come to believe that the Vittoria (made for Rossi by Savinelli) has the same finish as the Savinelli Antique Shell. Maybe the Rossi Mezzanotte is, also, but I don't own a Mezzanotte, so can't compare.
Parfait = top 1/3 (Marlin Flake, well dried), bottom 2/3 (Wessex Campaign Dark Flake) in a Rossi Vittoria Canadian.
NOTE:
I've come to believe that the Vittoria (made for Rossi by Savinelli) has the same finish as the Savinelli Antique Shell. Maybe the Rossi Mezzanotte is, also, but I don't own a Mezzanotte, so can't compare.
No superlatives suffice to recognize Glorious Bob's Magificent Chocolate Flake as it returns for Flaketastic Februrary! (following the disgraceful ignoble treachery that saw Bob's premature demise during the comedy known as "Best Blend of 2023,") in the SMS Big Bent Lattice Meer. "Bob is Back!" 
This one eluded me so far in my purchases. Is it still made? Love to hear your thoughts on it!
Smoked a bowl of year 2012 Rolando’s Own in a smooth straight early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. Just finishing a munch job on a golden delicious apple, and am deciding on the next smoke.
The next pipe is another morta - a half bent brandy with horn shank extension and acrylic stem by Mimmo Provenzano
With a bowl of Seattle Pipe Club’s Mississippi River Special Reserve
With a bowl of Seattle Pipe Club’s Mississippi River Special Reserve
Now smoking year 2020 Pfeifen Huber Virginia Golden Flake in a 1938 smooth straight brown patent Dunhill R 115 bowling ball apple with a tapered cumberland stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. All the ferals are in, and are mostly behaving. The exception is the over active Tomato the Brave, who has attacked two carpets, my left foot, a table leg, and then jumped up to grab my left hand. Daisy the Feral Princess suggested a white coat and a padded room for the boy.
Small bowl of Nebari in a CAO to unwind.
Mac Baren Burley London Blend in a Falcon.
Full Virginia plug in the amphora prince
Boswell’s Titus in an Elrich, watching the Lioness.
2013 SPC Plum Pudding in a Nording grade 20 Dublin.
