An acquired taste for sure!
***What Are You Smoking? March 2020***
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An acquired taste for sure!
Lane RLP-6 in a Custombilt Squat Bulldog
KBV BasMatica in a Stanwell DM 1999 sandblasted lumberman.
Doing the social distance with some 2008 FVF in a nice, little Barling Bulldog.
Some EU produced Dunhill Elizabethan Mixture I picked up in Brest,France just before Christmas with all
the crazy medical deformities on the front of the tin, including a guy in the fetal position.Less harsh now after a month of decanting in a jar.By the way,I'm smoking it in tis Rinaldo YYY Dublin.
the crazy medical deformities on the front of the tin, including a guy in the fetal position.Less harsh now after a month of decanting in a jar.By the way,I'm smoking it in tis Rinaldo YYY Dublin.
In "the zone" with GLP Haddo's Delight (c. 2011), in a meer Rhodesian by Yilmaz, with coffee.
Some C&D Red Cavendish in a whiptail Dublin from carver Svetlana Nechaeva:
C&D Haunted Bookshop in an Amphora X-Tra sandblasted billiard
2012 Solani 660 Silver Flake in a Simone Gilli Billiard.
SPC Snoqualmie Falls in a Tracy Mincer era Custom-Bilt Billiard
GLP Stratford in the Muhsin volcano.
While I was off line, I had a bowl of Old Colonial. Now, I'm not far from finishing this bowl of Esoterica Dunbar in a smooth straight late ‘50s, early 1960s Lane era Charatan Selected 43 Dublin with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad.
Just lit up some Penzance in a pipe called a canoe by Silver Gray that I won from Fishnbanjo's collection:
A mix of Red Virginia Cavandish, Aged Red Virginia, and Luxury Bullseye Flake in a Sasieni Mayfair.
Breaking in this little Orton driftwood with the maker's blend, some kind of Latakia and vanilla mashup. I'm about it.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Wilke Chocolate in a 1979 no name French briar smooth full bend egg with a black vulcanite stem.
That looks amazing! I’ve not heard of this KBV before but I just looked it up and this looks exciting! How long have they (he?) been around? I’m intrigued!
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