2011 Orlik Golden Sliced. It's a tobacco that makes you feel silly for chasing discontinued and limited release blends. Great whether aged or fresh, readily available, and pretty cheap:
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@krizzose A bit ironic there's a pipe baccy called Musketeer as they aren't allowed to smoke due to the explosion risk:
I'll have to get a tin to smoke in my clay pipes; not on the battlefield though
With a name like "Musketeer" it's a must try blend for the Clay King - and I love the tin art!
For years I wanted to do this: my first smoke in my first ever clay pipe! I thought it was appropriate to fill it with an English blend, so it's Gawith Hoggarth Balkan Mixture in it. Perhaps now I will be able to aplly for acceptance in the "Fellowship of the Clays", after -of course- approval by the "Lord of the Clays", aka halfdan...
Keep calm good people.
Keep calm good people.
Stoved Luxury Twist Flake in an Altinay.
Lane Limited LL-7 in my namesake. All of the flavor in this blend is at the low end. Puff hot, and it's hot air. But going low and slow unveils velvity chocolate. I've have had this blend in my rotation for as long as I've owned a pipe.
I don’t doubt Jim’s take on this one bit but after comparing Epiphany and Revelation Match, I prefer Epiphany. Been smoking a ton of it lately.
Sutliff Match Ready Rubbed in a Rossi lovat
The Jean Claude bent Apple-ish (prince?) with acrylic stem. C&D Pegasus and a pot of Silver Needle Earl Gray tea.
This pipe is a keepsake from my deployment to Iraq in 2004. We did not stop and shop while off post on missions. I asked my interpreter to pick me up some pipe tobacco the next time he was able to go into town.
I also asked him if they had a nice pipe to pick it up for me as a keepsake. When he returned, he had a couple of pouches of Captain Black and this pipe.
This pipe is a keepsake from my deployment to Iraq in 2004. We did not stop and shop while off post on missions. I asked my interpreter to pick me up some pipe tobacco the next time he was able to go into town.
I also asked him if they had a nice pipe to pick it up for me as a keepsake. When he returned, he had a couple of pouches of Captain Black and this pipe.
@Christos D. Tsatsaronis Nice pipe! The Clay King welcomes you to the Fellowship of the Clay! Do you have any info on the style and maker? I was smoking GH brown twist in my Old Dominion Jamestown clay at the Sealed Knot Battle of Nantwich last weekend. A period correct pipe and baccy!
Thank you, I am honoured!
It's an Old Dominion Williamsburg Clay Pipe, it came from Missouri U.S. together with a new cob...
It's an Old Dominion Williamsburg Clay Pipe, it came from Missouri U.S. together with a new cob...
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am smoking year 2013 Capstan Blue Ready Rubbed in a 2014 Savinelli Gaius smooth brown slight bend 320KS author with a tapered black acrylic military mount stem and ferrule. Gold Star Jamaican Estate Reserve, neat, is my drink. Still raining.
@Christos D. Tsatsaronis I haven't got a Williamsburg clay but I think it would suit the Redcoats & Revolutionaries:
Redcoats and Revolutionaries | 18th Century Re-Enactment Group in the UK
Redcoats and Revolutionaries is an association of UK-based 18th century re-enactment groups for the American War of Independence (1775-1783). They peerform at public events throughout the UK, with an expansive Living History and Battle display. Volunteer members study, interpret and reproduce...
www.redsandrevs.co.uk
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I couldn't ask a Sealed Knot musketeer to light my clay pipe with his match cord due to the explosion risk...
About to smoke some Brown Clunee in this pretty 1940s Barling
Evening all, im enjoying some late night Germains Brown Flake in a Baki meer. Coffee ots.
I hope you're all having a good week.
I hope you're all having a good week.
I went through a couple ounces of Epiphany before I tried Revelation Match. I didn't like Epiphany at all the first time I tried it, but when I tried it a couple days leter it was sublime. It's now in my regular rotation.
I like Epiphany better because it has less topping/PG and agrees with my tongue a bit more. Also, to me, Epiphany seems to have a bit more perique, which I like.
‘22 CRF in a S. Thile Lovat.
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