***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***

[btwes7]

1792 Flake from 2015 in a Country Gentleman.

 

[whitebar]

GH Kendal Flake in a Briarworks brown blasted bent billiard.

 

[UncleRasta]

GLP Stratford in a Rossi Notte.

 

[Scottishgaucho]

After a sweaty afternoon cutting grass out at the countryside place without pipe, baccy and beer as the wife rushed me out the house to go. I'm now back home satisfying my cravings with some pressed Virginia/Burley in my rarely used bog standard Peterson and a lovely cold beer!!

 

[cigrmaster]

2013 John Aylesbury Luxury in a Jack Howell Brandy.

 

[Cotton1]

'13 Boswell's Northwoods into my new Peterson 80s Irish Harp. Trying to begin to recover from some 14-16 hr nights at my off farm job.
Rest is good, blend is nice and quiet and is lending a little bit of a coffee flavor which may just be my mind wishing I had a pint of Guinness... cheap American Pilsner is my drink.

Cheers!

 

[telescopes]

I bought my first pipe from John Dengler of Saint Charles, Mo. From the beginning, he helped me design my own blend of tobacco that I have now been smoking for nearly 40 years. Not many can say that. It took us a year to get it right, buy I became so accustomed to it that I rarely smoked anything else. Now, I am working on four of his English Blends.

 

[ebnash]

Jack Knife Plug in a Frank Thunder Poker. This pipe was a Pipe of Year made for a small group on another forum.

 

[Cotton1]

I bought my first pipe from John Dengler of Saint Charles, Mo. From the beginning, he helped me design my own blend of tobacco that I have now been smoking for nearly 40 years. Not many can say that. It took us a year to get it right, buy I became so accustomed to it that I rarely smoked anything else. Now, I am working on four of his English Blends.

I think that's excellent!
Now I am wondering what your magic blend is comprised of.

 

[telescopes]

It use

I think that's excellent!
Now I am wondering what your magic blend is comprised of.

It use to have all sorts of crazy stuff in it - Deer Tongue in particular. But we refined it to 4 parts Packet and 1 part Lucky Star. Those two in house blends were much easier to make. His shop is still in business since 1917 and they offer most of his blends from the last 100 years and have over 1000 personal blends still kept in a little black book.

 

[samuelgawith01]

Gawith and Hogarth Sweet Black Cherry Twist / Cornell and Diehl Kelly's Coin in the Ryan Alden billiard. And a mug of Carlo Rossi Paisano vino rosso.

 

[tschiraldi]

Gawith & Hogarth Broken Flake &7 in a Comoy's Sandblast.

 

[Cotton1]

It use

It use to have all sorts of crazy stuff in it - Deer Tongue in particular. But we refined it to 4 parts Packet and 1 part Lucky Star. Those two in house blends were much easier to make. His shop is still in business since 1917 and they offer most of his blends from the last 100 years and have over 1000 personal blends still kept in a little black book.

Of all the Deertounge blends I have tried (which are few) Gentleman Caller is my favorite but I need to be in a particular mood for it. Wife and family love the room\beard note of GC.

Cheers

 

[telescopes]

Of all the Deertounge blends I have tried (which are few) Gentleman Caller is my favorite but I need to be in a particular mood for it. Wife and family love the room\beard note of GC.

Cheers

Yes, it was the smell of black cavendish and a hint vanilla that first canny nose when I took up smoking.

 

[jbbaldwin]

C&D Old Joe Krantz in a Boswell on an empty stomach -- we'll see how this goes.

Slowly, slowly.

 

[weezell]

Just the way ya see it...

 

[FurCoat]

CRF in a Peterson churchwarden

 

[kg.legat0]

Enjoying a Founders' All Day IPA and a bowl of Low Country Natural Virginia & Oriental, watching the Great British Baking Show ?

 

[niblicck]

Sutliff Old Professor in Sunrise Naturalq

 

[jaytex1969]

MB HH ODF RR in a Tekin Meerschaum Rhodesian.




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