Deluxe Navy Rolls in my first ever pipe, a Savinelli "product" 106. I can't get over how sweet this tobacco is, and easygoing. I feel my other favourite, Nightcap is challenging me, this is pure enjoyment.
***What Are You Smoking? January 2020.***
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I decided I needed something a little stronger tonight.
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That does look similar. I said CAO because it looks similar to one I used to own. Hopefully he will respond and let us know.
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