GH Scotch Mixture in an International Selection pot.
***What Are You Smoking? January 2020.***
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St. James Flake in a Stanwell 185.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, shrimp and green beans dinner with a bowl of year 2001 Dunhill Navy Rolls in a straight 1968 Dunhill Shell bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Have enough left for a couple more bowls.
Before dinner smoke thanks to @alaskanpiper, the most generous man at least in all Alaska (I don’t want to get labeled for libel here on law and order: pipesmagazine), was McClelland Christmas Cheer 2014 from a Brebbia Golden Matt Dublin.
Dinner tonight is: fennel, orange and olive salad with orange vinaigrette; Black eye pea salad with radish, onion, and pomegranate molasses; tomato and cabbage with cumin seeds; and tortilla with sesame seed.
Dinner tonight is: fennel, orange and olive salad with orange vinaigrette; Black eye pea salad with radish, onion, and pomegranate molasses; tomato and cabbage with cumin seeds; and tortilla with sesame seed.
St. Bruno: Ready Rubbed in a Falcon with a Meer bowl...
Had a bowl of Margate in the very first pipe I ever bought. This little Medico. It's not even Briar, it's a synthetic material called Brylon. A fine smoker either way.
Looks delicious! Xmas cheer is a good one for VA lovers for sure. The 14 is smoking so well right now. Hope you enjoyed it!
Peter Stokkebye Dansk Black (No. 47) in my ol' St. Claude. This tobacco is special for me, as this was the first one when I was starting out where I had a perfect smoke, and knew that I'd continue with pipe-smoking.
I probably haven't smoked this in over a year, but dang, it's still pretty smooth.
I probably haven't smoked this in over a year, but dang, it's still pretty smooth.
Pete Old Dublin in a Pete 304 System Oom Paul. Nice combo down in my “swamp” (aka basement...)
I can’t argue that it’s not a plug. Mine required a sharp knife to cut. It smokes pretty smooth, little chance of bite. I’m now at the bottom of the bowl and it’s full ash. Had a little gurgle at the top of the bowl but no moisture at the end. Once lit, I had no relights but it took half a book to get lit. I’m in a cigar lounge so I didn’t give it any dry time. All in all, I’m glad I bought 5 tins. I suspect this will get better with age.
8 year aged Sunday Picnic in a black rusticated Savinelli 105 petite billiard
Thanks @biodarwin for the sample!
Thanks @biodarwin for the sample!
Smokers Haven Exotique Mixture in a Dunhill Millennium Shell from 2000
Sutliff Ready Rubbed Match in a BBB Own Make 420 apple sitter with saddle stem.
I used to go to the dog track back when I was making regular teips down to Tijuana, Mexico. I always had a lot of fun. Those dogs fly! It was a pretty nice place, but I always wondered if I was wrong for supporting the business by watching and betting on races.
Anyway, smoking dark Plug in the new meer cutty by Ali.
Mystery ribbon in my Ryan Alden Bing 4 Square.
Pegasus in a Savinelli Straight Grain "C" 4011 KS
Briar Fox in a Savinelli 2009 Chicago US Slow Smoking Championship pipe.
It’s a great smoke! I really regret not getting into VAs before they closed. I have lots of their bulk aros. Some interesting ones. I appreciate it I love the ketchup flavor. Big ketchup fan.
I also have to thank @python for the CC we traded for!! I’m lucky to have that in my cellar! He’s definitely the most generous guy in all MD. Claims have been made.
Ditto. I’d love to have my cellar stacked with CC and 40th (I actually like 40th even more). I probably have enough, but I would also loved to have had access to some more of their stuff. Oh well.
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