One of my favorite VA flakes, Capstan Blue in a Savinelli Miele 611 KS bent dublin. Paired (again) with birdwatching, a nice way to end a rather stressful week.
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Thought I’d have a sweet smoke with my port tonight. 
SWRA in MM St. Paddy's Day 2021. Waiting to go pick up young 'un. Not very young now. But still my baby.
Ashton Artisans Blend with Syrian Latakia from 2014 in a Paykoc Meerschaum Bulldog
Puffing on some Lane BCA in the Peterson B5 Donegal Rocky bulldog for the evening!
Ta very much.
Here be the shelf with the oldest (c.1580 - c.1800)
There's another blend with rose petals that is quite pleasant
Yes, I remember you from Dragons' Den and how unimpressed they all were when you told them about the pending of the patent but most of all I remember the look Deborah Meaden shot across your bow before the inevitable and unanimous "I won't be investing. I'm out"
Argentine Criollo twist in the Argyle bullcap....a whisky as well of course.
Planta Anno MMXII Ripe Marula Fruit in the hobby block meerschaum. A very interesting aromatic with a sweet/tart thing going on.
Finishing off this glorious tin of Windjammer in a 1907 Peterson Patent Bulldog Meer. Then I’m going to watch hockey and drink excessively, I mean therapeutically.
Man I’m so jealous of these twists you post!Argentine Criollo twist in the Argyle bullcap....a whisky as well of course.
About halfway through a bowl of Acadian Perique in a Peterson 2020 Christmas 120. I tried my first Leffe in a cafe in Paris in 1999 and have been hooked on Belgian ales ever since.
It is good but the variety of tobacco blends available here is very limited.
Chimay used to be a favorite of mine, though hard to find around here.
Almost half way through this bowl of Wilke No. 111 in a smooth medium bend 1938-1948 Peterson Shamrock Killarney 9BC with a nickel band and a black vulcanite p-lip stem.
A MM General full of Rattray's Exotic Passion, a glass of A de Fussigny Selection Cognac, 80's hits on the speaker, and a pool!
Bring on the weekend!!!
Bring on the weekend!!!
Mark my words, that’s going straight to the bottom of the pool, brother! ?
The deep end no less...
Just think of it as a cold water flush / bath ?
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