Ravenwood Three Farthing Stone in the PCI Horn Meerschaum carved by Ahmet Govem
***What Are You Smoking, June 2025?***
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Good morning all, weary eyes after watching Australia demolish the West Indies at home last night on a deteriorating pitch. Coffee was fist order of the day and the second is some Geometrie' in this Castello #33 with silver band. This is a Scotti era pipe and has a miss stamp making it an oddball with only Carlo stamped in the oval.
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KBV Red Line in a Radice. Nambarrie tea on the side, nice and strong.
What a striking pipe!! And that salmon? Hey . . . . that get's today's Kewpie Doll. The whole package goes great with the background, too! Bravo!!
Not far from finishing this bowl of WC Beta 1 in a smooth straight 1950s Kaywoodie Colt Dublin meer with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Gettng ready to watch the Braves-Phillies game. All the ferals have eaten.
Now smoking 2017 Watch City Deluxe Crumb Cut in a 2016 Peretti's M.T. Natural made in Holland straight smooth brown Algerian briar billiard with a tapered black acrylic stem. This will get me to dinner time. Braves game is in a rain delay.
Afternoon Smoke, and a Sweet Farewell:
My afternoon smoke was not unexpected. Planned, actually. A 4th break in smoke, with the Mr. Brog no.52 "Scoot", and a bowlful of Captain Black Dark. Very nice smoke - pipe coming along well indeed. It's a terrific smoker, now a beloved ugly duckling.
And the "Sweet Farewell" . . . was continuing to enjoy the Sweet Jane cigar when some idiot phoned me 3/4 the way through, and the cigar went out as I was listening. By the time the conversation ended, the SJ was dead. Tried to relight as there was enough left for 15 minutes before I would put it down, but the relighting process and first draw or two was not great. Maybe I'll get another one of these one day, but not today.
I did not find the end game of the cigar that bad at all before it died. Yeah, a bit stronger, but certainly not unpleasant.
Next time I won't answer the fone.
My afternoon smoke was not unexpected. Planned, actually. A 4th break in smoke, with the Mr. Brog no.52 "Scoot", and a bowlful of Captain Black Dark. Very nice smoke - pipe coming along well indeed. It's a terrific smoker, now a beloved ugly duckling.
And the "Sweet Farewell" . . . was continuing to enjoy the Sweet Jane cigar when some idiot phoned me 3/4 the way through, and the cigar went out as I was listening. By the time the conversation ended, the SJ was dead. Tried to relight as there was enough left for 15 minutes before I would put it down, but the relighting process and first draw or two was not great. Maybe I'll get another one of these one day, but not today.
I did not find the end game of the cigar that bad at all before it died. Yeah, a bit stronger, but certainly not unpleasant.Next time I won't answer the fone.
HU Director’s Cut in a Nuttens Bing and Ginger Tea n the side.
Waiting on the Dodgers Game
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Waiting on the Dodgers Game
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Arango Balkan Supreme in an Ardor Meteora poker/barrel.
G.L. Pease Abingdon in a Stanwell bulldog.
Pre-gig smoke of Pegasus in a new to me Rattray Fachen Billiard. Really liking filter pipes they agree with my cadence and smoking style. Either way nice way to get ready to play some tunes.
I’m glad this week is over. KBV Meditations in a 1935 Pete.
Graycliff Toro while playing golf this afternoon in Indiana.
Oliva Serie V No 4 While playing golf.
Had 4 holes left to play, lit up a second Oliva Serie V No 4.
Some Newminster Navy Flake in the Blatter this morning before the rain.
Another cigar: Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro
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