9 year aged McClelland Anniversary in a Yello Bole Imperial panel-Pot with a bakelite stem.
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Beautiful! Love the Antiquari Castellos & that Bull is NICE!
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Relaxing after a wonderful salad, Arctic Char fish and asparagus dinner with strawberries for dessert. Part way through this bowl of Wilke Lizzie Blood Virginia in a straight 1960s Lane era Charatan black with burgundy undertone sandblasted billiard 420 with a black vulcanite tapered stem. Cleaning a few pipes before going back to work.
Thank you!Beautiful! Love the Antiquari Castellos & that Bull is NICE!
GLP Quiet Nights in a Peterson Killarney Red Bent Apple.
St James Flake in a BBB Thorneycroft 506 Canadian.
Peterson: 3 P's - Peterson's Perfect Plug in a Meer...
A bowl of Robert McConnell Scottish Cake in my Savinelli Porto Cervo 320KS.
Oriental Silk in the sailor, drinking black coffee.
I just received my first tin of this recently. The first bowl was fantastic. How does it age?
Smoking: Match Presbyterian (Sutfliff)
Fumartory Device: MM Cob Straight Diplomat w/ Midnight Blue Forever Stem
Fluidic Enhancements: 4th Sierra Nevada Fantastic Haze IPA
Delicious stuff, especially while working still =)
Fumartory Device: MM Cob Straight Diplomat w/ Midnight Blue Forever Stem
Fluidic Enhancements: 4th Sierra Nevada Fantastic Haze IPA
Delicious stuff, especially while working still =)
2 year aged Bell’s Three Nuns from my Birth Year 1982 Peterson Supreme System 20s.
I opened a tin just a few weeks ago (these are technically not sealed, but the bag was well taped etc.) from 2018, and it was good (I smoked a couple nice bowls then mason jarred it all for later). Moisture was still normal and very ready to smoke. I enjoyed the smoke greatly. I had never tried it fresh to note the difference. My personal rating notes which grade VERY hard at even the best smokes leaving room for higher if that were ever possible... I would consider it an extra +1-2 ✠Skulls from my personal notes.
A Good Wood
[Tin/bag - Just right moisture after being in Tin for over 2 years. Fairly dry and ready to smoke.]
Darker midrange browned grass. Very smooth. No perique - because there is none from what I read now. Slight floral note at times with a light sweetness here and there. The Kentucky is not a dominator to me. Good lighter wood and earthiness. Lovely stuff!
Burns excellent, hardly a relight needed, which is very quick if the time comes. Not a moisture maker or biter.
◄7/10✠Skulls►
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A quarter of the way through this bowl of Sutliff Dunhill Elizabethan Match in my trusty 1970s smooth three quarter bend Peterson System Standard 305 with a black vulcanite p-lip stem. Going to work now.
C&D’s Billy Budd in a bones pokano. Everything lined up tonight. Right tobacco, pipe, and time to enjoy it.
McConnell Pebblecut in my Dunhill bulldog
Thanks for the write up. I need to pick up a few more tins from the sounds of it
A mix of 5 year old Gawith Kendal Cream Flake and Ennerdale. The Baglan claw and egg meer soldiers on through March Meer Madness.
Blackhouse from November 2011 in a Sasieni Superb Six
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