@weezell I've smoked a few packets of St. Bruno Ready Rubbed in my clay pipes.St. Bruno: Ready Rubbed in a Meer...
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1920s S. McL into a triangle (Samuel McLardy 1865-1930):-
S McL 1903 x2:-
1882 and circa 1920 advertisments
The company was much better known for their clay pipes including this monster cadger registered with the number 241693 incuse on both sides of the stem.
The design was registered on the 6th October 1894 by Samuel McLardy of 67 Shudehill, Manchester:-
S McL 1903 x2:-
1882 and circa 1920 advertisments
The company was much better known for their clay pipes including this monster cadger registered with the number 241693 incuse on both sides of the stem.
The design was registered on the 6th October 1894 by Samuel McLardy of 67 Shudehill, Manchester:-
@virkia I'd like to fill the large clay pipe with tobacco and see how long it takes to smoke it - I'd probably be puffing on it all day!
Back home for good. Wonderful retirement party. Some tears.
G. Meneto author with Peterson Balkin
G. Meneto author with Peterson Balkin
I have some 2013 and 2015 LBF jarred up. Quite a bit, that I can’t bring myself to open. Maybe ever. Dunno. Maybe next year. So late last year I ordered up just a couple ounces to just smoke, and I’m finally smoking that very same coin in a little Stanwell No.242, a mini No.11, basically. But the LBF… Is this stuff great, or what?
Previously, Dunhill’s fantastic London Mixture in a proper Stanwell No. 11, blasted, Danish. Who the hell at Pete’s decided this one wasn’t worth keeping? Perhaps they could no longer obtain the tobacco necessary to match the blend. In which case, good on them. Discretion is the better part of valor. And a half-assed blend does the marque, nor the smoker, no justice.
For those who care about such things, my accompaniment is an Old Fashioned made with Michter’s single barrel straight rye. Highly recommended.
Previously, Dunhill’s fantastic London Mixture in a proper Stanwell No. 11, blasted, Danish. Who the hell at Pete’s decided this one wasn’t worth keeping? Perhaps they could no longer obtain the tobacco necessary to match the blend. In which case, good on them. Discretion is the better part of valor. And a half-assed blend does the marque, nor the smoker, no justice.
For those who care about such things, my accompaniment is an Old Fashioned made with Michter’s single barrel straight rye. Highly recommended.
Smoking a cob full of Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake...couldn't ask for nicer weather. Drinking an IPA and then heading out for a nice dinner with the Mrs. - Cheers folks!
Smoking some Aged Dunhill Nightcap from November 2012 in a La Savinelli Giubileo D’Oro Dublin
A good afternoon smoke of EGR in a Peterson Aran 80s. 
Lane BCA in a Morgan Bones bent spigot bulldog for the evening puff. Enjoy your pipes and your evening folks!
2018 C&D Carolina Red Flake in a BST Billiard.
I mixed some Sutlif Black Cavendish with some Rum and Maple a few months ago and I’m trying it out now in this Danish Sovereign.
Loaded up the last of my Stonehaven as the inaugural smoke in this new Nording, bought from the local B&M. Happy guy here!
Homemade Red Virginia and Katerini made from whole leaf in a Ben Wade Selected Grain Lovat.
Three Star Blue, in a Foreverstemmed Country Gent.
Some aged Esoterica Tilbury (from 2017) in a Sasieni Eight Dot Reigate- One of the most collectible pipes I own
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, cobia and asparagus dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm a quarter of the way through this bowl of Motzek (TAK) 16/5 Der Neue in a straight black sandblast late 1990s 2 star Ferndown Bark squashed pot with a tapered cumberland stem. Watching the Braves-Reds game.
Congratulations 'Bama, now the real work begins!
I'm on a roll today.
Earlier, I had some Old Gowrie in a Dunhill group 2 prince. Can't get enough of that baccy.
Then, a Tatuaje Black Label. First time, really solid earthy, leathery smoke.
I just had a bowl of Cereal Milk grown by Snaxland in Denver. Cool to see what these strains do in gardens outside of CA.
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Earlier, I had some Old Gowrie in a Dunhill group 2 prince. Can't get enough of that baccy.
Then, a Tatuaje Black Label. First time, really solid earthy, leathery smoke.
I just had a bowl of Cereal Milk grown by Snaxland in Denver. Cool to see what these strains do in gardens outside of CA.
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Congratulations on the retirement! Enjoy your well earned time to do whatever you want!
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