Moments away from lighting up the C&D sun bear tupelo that i just recieved in the mail. Havent picked a pipe out yet.
***What Are You Smoking, July 2023?***
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Going to have Sutliff Crumble Cake Barrel Aged Series No. 6 Limited Edition Phantom Privateer in a Maremma Vera Radica Canadian, with a not quite Corallo di Mare finish (made in Tuscany, Italy).
More Dorchester in the Baldi. Dorchester pairs well with Gin and Tonic on an above average southern summer day.
Hamborger Veermaster in a Ryan Alden four square panel
Little known fact, bacon cheeseburgers were created at a Lansing A&W (the root beer joint). Lansing is also the home of the olive burger, which is a cheeseburger with a sliced green olive "salad" (olives mixed in a garlicky mayonnaise with a touch of lemon or lime juice).
I lived in Lansing for 18 years and enjoyed it thoroughly.
Did you know the bacon cheeseburger was invented in Michigan?
It was an addition that changed an already delicious food forever -- bacon on a cheeseburger.
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Savinelli Juno purchased September 2020 in a Jess Chonowitsch brandy - With 360 degree straight grain and Birds Eye at the bottom. I did not do a good job of photographing the Birds Eye though
Oh cool a pipe show, did ya take any pics for us?
Looks like a nice place.
Just finished smoking 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. Watching the Braves-Brewers game.
A bowl of Tudor Castle from a Morgason lovat with the man, myth and legend.
Old Toby is a new Bones Poker nestled among it's potential briar brethren 
Many. Will make a post later onOh cool a pipe show, did ya take any pics for us?
Looks like a nice place.
Now smoking C&D Warped Midsommar in a 1986 three quarter bend Bacchus face CAO meer with a tapered dark tortoise shell colored acrylic stem. Working on the review. Posted three reviews at TR earlier today: ES Max Erik's Blend, and two new 7-20-4 blends.
Hank and I are starting our Saturday night with some Birds of a Feather Anomalous. Still not sure about this blend but I can’t find fault with it.
Rattray’s Old Gowrie in a Dr. Grabow: Commodore 65 Zulu, dated from 1967-1969, vulcanite stem, metal screw-in tenon, no stinger.
@UncleRasta Gowrie is starting to grow on me, but the slighty sweet tin note and taste, is that a casing or the Kentucky?
What say you too @JimInks what is that tin note and similar taste in Old Gowrie, somewhat like Hal O’ The Wynd, casing, or the Kentucky? hmm
Be well everyone!
@UncleRasta Gowrie is starting to grow on me, but the slighty sweet tin note and taste, is that a casing or the Kentucky?
What say you too @JimInks what is that tin note and similar taste in Old Gowrie, somewhat like Hal O’ The Wynd, casing, or the Kentucky? hmm
Be well everyone!
Love the pipe! ..and why was this "brown flake" unreleased? Jeez I knew they were holding out on us.
WCC 558 in a smooth Peterson Carroll of Carrollton.
At least it didn’t crawl out of the chamberA spider crawled on your pipe? hmm
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