Three nuns in a Dunhill root dublin.
***What Are You Smoking, July 2022?***
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Good evening. We started smoking with, C&D Byzantium, in a MM General pipe..............
?Christmas in July?
C&D Jolly Old St. Nicholas in a Peterson Irish Harp 05.
The Secret Santa thread will be here before we know it.
C&D Jolly Old St. Nicholas in a Peterson Irish Harp 05.
The Secret Santa thread will be here before we know it.
Peterson: 3 P's Peterson's Perfect Plug in a Meer...
Well it is the first day of July isn't it and a hot one here in Ohio. After finishing my lunch and celebrated dessert tasty Wilke Peanut Butter, yum! , now I've progressed to some of C&D's Cordial in this (made for) Middleton Bull Dog/Rhodesian briar 
How is that blend by the way?
Oliva, a small cigar but not a cigarillo, part of a "dog walking" sampler from Iwan Ries , twelve cigars I've been smoking the first of each month in 2022. Of course, this is number seven for July. A rich slow-burning, reasonably mellow little stick to celebrate the July 4 weekend.
GH&Co Dark Plug in a Dunhill 90 Poker.
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am a third of the way through this bowl of Mac Baren HH Burley Flake in a 1979 smooth straight dark brown Loewe Army 910 billiard with a silver cap military mount and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Time to clean a few pipes while I watch the ball game.
Whew, I really should get some corncobs for the days I want a second smoke to tide me over until I can get some more briars.
I think having that C&D House Reserve (stoved & unstoved straight Virginia flake) last night was a mistake. It's not bad just, a bit rich (like in the way a red velvet cake is more rich than a muffin). It was a bit much after that PS Bullseye earlier. I really ought to let that one sit a few years before dipping back in.
So this afternoon, just a bit of a palate cleansing, light easy smoke on PS Danish Export.
I think having that C&D House Reserve (stoved & unstoved straight Virginia flake) last night was a mistake. It's not bad just, a bit rich (like in the way a red velvet cake is more rich than a muffin). It was a bit much after that PS Bullseye earlier. I really ought to let that one sit a few years before dipping back in.
So this afternoon, just a bit of a palate cleansing, light easy smoke on PS Danish Export.
Smoking CH in a Sav. Blue Alligator Poker, watching Blue Jays-Rays.
A third of the way through this bowl of Cobblestone Hiking (Outdoors) in a straight black 1981 Ascorti Business Billiard military mount with a tapered pearl gray acrylic stem. Taking a pipe cleaning break to work on a review of this blend.
And now to polish off this afternoon's smoke, some Sutliff Crumble Kake English #1. I really should have bought two tins of this stuff, I feel it's going to be my go-to between other smokes and when there's nothing in particular that I am wanting.
Wilke Rumcake cut with a pinch each of C&D Yorktown and Stokkebye 702 Burley. In a Savinelli Canadian. Pairing nicely with some Detroit craft
Granger in an unmarked, except with a brass dot Meer with Cumberland Stem.
Also smoked Hogshead in my late 1800’s Loewe Egg that Ryan Alden saved from the scrap heap of history.
Also smoked Hogshead in my late 1800’s Loewe Egg that Ryan Alden saved from the scrap heap of history.
Starting the weekend with C&D Oriental Silk in a Rattray's Outlaw #141 Grey Smooth.
Now smoking year 2018 Esoterica Dunbar in a smooth straight, dark brown early 1960s Lane era Charatan Selected 43 Dublin with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad.
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