Dave, are these aged packets of Condor or are they recent vintage? I’ve heard that the new stuff is a glimmer of the stuff before JTI took over? Ive only smoked the Long Cut and the Plug. Cheers!?Just the way ya see it...
️***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***
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HU AL Indaba in a Bruce Weaver Bamboo Apple ?
Enjoying a fine bowl of 2012 McClellands Christmas Cheer in an IMP billiard whilst watching Treasure Island (1934). ️
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This is the last of the old stuff that I have. My Brother Simon gave it to me a while back...
Enjoyed a short nap, and this bowl of Mac Baren Virginia Flake in a straight smooth patent era 1952 Dunhill Bruyere ODA apple 806 B124 with a black vulcanite tapered stem.
Now smoking Motzek Micha’s Cake in a 1980s White Pipe straight, smooth octagonal paneled billiard meerschaum with an acrylic yellow cream colored saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I just finished a custom coffee/Choc blend in a eagle claw meer. Now I’m having Amphora Original in a MM Morgan with some Lambs rum. A little whiff of McChrystals Aztec snuff for extra vit N. Watching some old school hip hop on the BBC.
C&D Kajun Kake in a Ryan Alden Morta.
Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Peterson Irish Sea shape 69.
Enjoying some John Aylesbury Classic Flake in this little Peterson Christmas 2020 (D16) bent Dublin.
Early - mid 20th cent. 'humidome' pipe in ruby Bakelite with a cloudy amber Bakelite stem and briar screw-in bowl
+ Dunhill 965 MIXTURE
The closest style/shape today would be the Falcon International (from 1977) or the Alco Universal (from 1979):-
+ Dunhill 965 MIXTURE
The closest style/shape today would be the Falcon International (from 1977) or the Alco Universal (from 1979):-
Samuel Gawith Grousemoor in a Paykoc Meerschaum Sherlock Holmes- From Holmes/Watson two pipe set
Love Marlin Flake but it gave me tongue bite. Probably puffing too fast as I liked it too much.
Enjoying Peretti Royal in a new (to me) straight grain Tilshead Dublin on the FL porch with coffee. Carved heel section feels good in the hand.
A very small bowl of Levant in my Falcon is a fresh reminder that I can’t tolerate Latakia. The only redeeming characteristic is the smooth creaminess. Other than that, it’s just an assault. Lol.
Yes, Marlin Flake is finicky, but oh so worth it.
McClelland Christmas Cheer (1999) in an early 1930’s Corinthian (Comoy’s) sold by Sutliff of San Francisco
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