Near the last quarter of this bowl of Watch City SEPC McClouxgaroux 2023 in a mid-1970s smooth brown medium bend Ed Burak Connoisseur bulldog with an acrylic black saddle stem. Been busy packing up a box tobaccos for a good friend.
***What Are You Smoking, July 2024?***
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Gates of Light in an Andreas Bauer meerschaum.
C&D Odessa in a Peterson Donegal Rocky #53 Lovat with a cup of Black tea.
Been burning Kramer’s Father Dempsey all day long. 
Neat piece!
Finished a bowl of Windsail Silver in a Charatan's Make. It's a simple and good tobacco. If you haven't tried it, you should.
This afternoon I'm finally facing my fears and revisiting the only blend to ever put me in bed for the better part of a day the one time I previously smoked it: Samuel Gawith's 1792 Flake.
This blend is a real odd one. I'm a regular enjoyer of Gawith Hoggarth's dark fired blends as well as Peterson Nightcap, Royal Yacht, and Irish Flake—so I'm no stranger to a good bit of nicotine—but 1792 Flake seems to just whack me like nothing else. The first time I tried it I smoked it for 25 minutes and was green around the gills and out of commission for a day, so this time I stopped and put the pipe down after 10 minutes.
After that 10 minutes of sipping on the 1792 I've got a bit of a headache and had a touch of the spins for a short while, but weirdly I don't feel like I've had too much nicotine at all. I'm actually craving a cigarette, whereas I usually feel very satisfied in that regard after smoking a strong pipe blend even for 10 minutes.
I'm kind of wondering if I might just have some sort of intolerance to the tonquin bean topping, since to the best of my knowledge I've never had tonquin outside of this blend, and there definitely seems to be something about 1792 that gives me a nasty headache and unsettles my stomach; and I'm not entirely convinced it's the nicotine.
This blend is a real odd one. I'm a regular enjoyer of Gawith Hoggarth's dark fired blends as well as Peterson Nightcap, Royal Yacht, and Irish Flake—so I'm no stranger to a good bit of nicotine—but 1792 Flake seems to just whack me like nothing else. The first time I tried it I smoked it for 25 minutes and was green around the gills and out of commission for a day, so this time I stopped and put the pipe down after 10 minutes.
After that 10 minutes of sipping on the 1792 I've got a bit of a headache and had a touch of the spins for a short while, but weirdly I don't feel like I've had too much nicotine at all. I'm actually craving a cigarette, whereas I usually feel very satisfied in that regard after smoking a strong pipe blend even for 10 minutes.
I'm kind of wondering if I might just have some sort of intolerance to the tonquin bean topping, since to the best of my knowledge I've never had tonquin outside of this blend, and there definitely seems to be something about 1792 that gives me a nasty headache and unsettles my stomach; and I'm not entirely convinced it's the nicotine.
Could very well be the tonquin bean .This afternoon I'm finally facing my fears and revisiting the only blend to ever put me in bed for the better part of a day the one time I previously smoked it: Samuel Gawith's 1792 Flake.
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This blend is a real odd one. I'm a regular enjoyer of Gawith Hoggarth's dark fired blends as well as Peterson Nightcap, Royal Yacht, and Irish Flake—so I'm no stranger to a good bit of nicotine—but 1792 Flake seems to just whack me like nothing else. The first time I tried it I smoked it for 25 minutes and was green around the gills and out of commission for a day, so this time I stopped and put the pipe down after 10 minutes.
After that 10 minutes of sipping on the 1792 I've got a bit of a headache and had a touch of the spins for a minute, but weirdly I don't feel like I've had too much nicotine at all. I'm actually craving a cigarette, whereas I usually feel very satisfied in that regard after smoking a strong pipe blend even for 10 minutes.
I'm kind of wondering if I might just have some sort of intolerance to the tonquin bean topping, since to the best of my knowledge I've never had tonquin outside of this blend, and there definitely seems to be something about 1792 that gives me a nasty headache and unsettles my stomach; and I'm not entirely convinced it's the nicotine.
WCC Simply Orange while working in the garden earlier before church
Back from church and smoking Kendall Flake in an SMS
Peterson Royal Yacht in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
H&H Burley Flake, one of my desert island blends in a Barling poker.
2022 Cringle Flake in a Marxman Four Hundred.
Finishing off a jar of deluxe navy rolls in a Briarworks bent apple.
In honor of todays release I’m having some ‘22 eight state burley in a MM Charles Towne with a side of Turkey 101
Thank you! It's a great smoker too.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and green beans dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm passing the last third of this bowl of year 2014 Dunhill Flake in a straight smooth 1960 Dunhill DR 137 group 4 root briar canted dublin with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
2015 Drew Estate Grand Central in a Stanwell 52.
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