Does that Amphora Burley have any bite?
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From PC, Russ O.'s Log Cabin, a Va/burley/Cav blend in a well loved Peterson bent brandy B11 sitter. I think this is an unflavored blend but gives nice flavor from the leaf. I jokingly think this is what 1Q wants to be.
Yeah I got that when I scrolled down, very worthy of the name. I hope it didn’t taste the same at least.
No Sir, it's never bitten me, even though I'm still learning to sip slowly.
Smoked a bowl of circa year 2000 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
Woke up to the very sad news that the great Henry Aaron died. After Roberto Clemente, Henry Aaron was my all time favorite player. Excellent at every phase of the game, he exuded a special kind of class as a human being as well. Watching him break Babe Ruth's home run record was a great thrill for me. The circumstances were made very difficult for him for no good reasons, but Aaron endured and triumphed with quiet dignity and resourcefulness. He had two of my favorite nick names: "Bad Henry" and "The Hammer." More and better can be said about Aaron, but he was an inspiration and a role model to people like me. A great man who transcended baseball, and the lives of those he influenced. RIP, Henry Aaron.
Woke up to the very sad news that the great Henry Aaron died. After Roberto Clemente, Henry Aaron was my all time favorite player. Excellent at every phase of the game, he exuded a special kind of class as a human being as well. Watching him break Babe Ruth's home run record was a great thrill for me. The circumstances were made very difficult for him for no good reasons, but Aaron endured and triumphed with quiet dignity and resourcefulness. He had two of my favorite nick names: "Bad Henry" and "The Hammer." More and better can be said about Aaron, but he was an inspiration and a role model to people like me. A great man who transcended baseball, and the lives of those he influenced. RIP, Henry Aaron.
I have an old Log Cabin tin somewhere, it was WD Wills but I’ve seen it under Lambert & Butler too. I didn’t know it was still around. My tin said Virginia, Cav and negrohead tobacco (a very unfortunate name that I don’t feel comfortable with) although it might have been Burley instead of Va. Of course I have no idea if the blend is the same.
Well said Jim, the man was a legend. Even on this side of the pond.
Smoking some Gold Block in a no name bent egg pipe. Have to agree with Jim about Hank Aaron, I remember as a young boy in the early 60’s, my Dad took me and a friend to a Pittsburgh Pirates game against the then Milwaukee Braves and I got both Hank Aaron and Joe Torre’s autograph, long lost but I can still remember them seeming larger than life? Roberto was also playing then!
Half way through this bowl of year 2010 Mac Baren Burley London Blend in a 2017 smooth, straight medium brown made in France Comoy’s Riband 298 Canadian with a black vulcanite tapered stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Good evening folks, Grousemoor in a Parker.
McClelland 40th Anniversary, in a Jack Howell Acorn.
WCC DCC in a 2020 Sav St Nick 606KS
Friday evening : Manil’s La Brumeuse in my Peterson golden spigot 999 and outdoor 124 + coffee
Marlin Flake in a 1909 Bewlay with Orific Bit
Captain Black Dark in a Claw and Egg Meerschaum
A third of the way through this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in a smooth straight late 1970s Charatan Special 4148DC Reg. No. 203573 pot with a black double comfort vulcanite stem. Time to do some walking.
Some Argento Natural in the Charatan 610.
Cigar Time- Monte Christo White Series Vintage Connecticut
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