Haddo’s in an Eltang Dublin snail with camel bone
***What Are You Smoking, January 2024?***
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Five Brothers in a Stanwell 63M Military Mount Bent
Mac Baren HH Vintage Syrian.
Man, now I understand why some people were bummed about some of the English not being the same. I still like Cyprian latakia, but there's really no comparison. I did not expect them to be as different as they are. It's definitely going in my list of favorite English blends.
Thanks to @Jbrewer2002 for keeping this well and then selling it to me.
Man, now I understand why some people were bummed about some of the English not being the same. I still like Cyprian latakia, but there's really no comparison. I did not expect them to be as different as they are. It's definitely going in my list of favorite English blends.
Thanks to @Jbrewer2002 for keeping this well and then selling it to me.
Wessex Campaign Dark Flake in a Radice billiard.
Cigar time. My favorite go to, Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure #2.
It's time for a long, leisurely smoke: year 2022 unreleased Sutliff Brown Virginia Flake in a 1920s medium bend smooth dark brown BBB Umbra bulldog with a tapered black vulcanite stem with an orific bit.
G&H #7 Broken Flake in a Savinelli Caramella 606
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Thanks!Oooh I like that, very nice
Yet another bowl of Royal Twist in a Peterson bent bulldog.
Elizabethan Mixture in a Zhang
Capt Earle’s Ten Russians in a Randy Wiley Poker. 
Regents Flake in a Castello le dune great line.
2018 HH Pure Virginia in an Altinay
MacBaren vanilla rolls in a Stanwell
After a lovely dinner and a decent bottle of plonk I rounded it off with some Nebari in this little early 20C French Clap De Luxe nose warmer with gold band and horn stem. I’ve smoked little else out of this pipe so I guess it’s kinda unintentionally dedicated to it now.
I’m having something a little sweeter now, noughties Troost in a 1955 meer lined Kaywoodie All Briar.
I’m having something a little sweeter now, noughties Troost in a 1955 meer lined Kaywoodie All Briar.
I’ve only seen one of those before, I didn’t realise how large they are. It’s a real stunner
Top of the morn’ to you all. Cool, grey and damp here today and so it’s more Star of the East flake with coffee. Really enjoying this blend, tin note suggests a fuller smoke with the Latakia but it’s very balanced and just a lovely English style. takes a few extra charring lights to get going but once lit is easy to maintain.
GLP's Key Largo in a Stanwell, H. C Anderson 7 - Smooth
In a surprisingly long line for electronics recycling. Luckily I just got this Castello started, Pegasus
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