***What Are You Smoking, March 2021?***
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I bought a tin of Mac Baren's Latakia Rolls to try. Enjoying it in a Tanganyika Apple. I wonder if I can settle on an opinion of this blend before it sells out.
Solani 633 in a Radice Rind 1044 - Straight.
I posted this pic because the Radice has a nice natural grain top.
P.S. I just bought the Radice on March 5th, Luigi’s Birthday to celebrate him. ?
I posted this pic because the Radice has a nice natural grain top.
P.S. I just bought the Radice on March 5th, Luigi’s Birthday to celebrate him. ?
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I just googled Roger Wallenstein and this, apparently, is a pseudonym for Rupert Wagner,a German, a superb pipe maker, who has a great interest in Ireland! Thus the Pettigo name.
Esoterica Blackpool in a block-meerschaum lined Chap Cutty. Sippin' Narragansett.
Gawith Dark Plug cube cut into a Meer with a little glass of scotch. Very happy with the new pipe .
Half way through this bowl of Wilke Rum and Maple in a straight smooth with a tobacco leaf carving on the bottom left, dark brown 1980s Sir Brent pot with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Derringer in a Falcon blasted bulldog. I don't see this blend come up with you guys very often. I think it is underrated. Some Irish with an ice cube.
IMPERIAL ITC stamped on the shank / IMPERIAL ITC and W.H (William Harrison - pipe mounter) into a half oval outline stamped on the ferrule with marks for Birmingham 1910
"The Imperial Tobacco Company itself was formed in 1901 in response to an aggressive take over raid in Britain by American Tobacco and involved the pooling of tobacco retail outlets including closely related items such as briar pipes. In 1902 Imperial purchased the Salmon & Gluckstein retail empire, which included a section that finished briar pipes, originally made in France, for sale in Britain. It is this unit that became the fancy goods department within Imperial and, ultimately in 1921, the Civic Company"
From The Civic Company 1921 Trade List
+ Peterson's IRISH FLAKE:-
"The Imperial Tobacco Company itself was formed in 1901 in response to an aggressive take over raid in Britain by American Tobacco and involved the pooling of tobacco retail outlets including closely related items such as briar pipes. In 1902 Imperial purchased the Salmon & Gluckstein retail empire, which included a section that finished briar pipes, originally made in France, for sale in Britain. It is this unit that became the fancy goods department within Imperial and, ultimately in 1921, the Civic Company"
From The Civic Company 1921 Trade List
+ Peterson's IRISH FLAKE:-
Cup O’ Joe’s No. 23 Crumble Kake in a 1917 BBB with Glokar Stem
GL Pease 20 years Samarra in a Falcon with Meerschaum Bowl
Got to say that your lovely pipe reminds of a serving of delicious Irish/Gaelic coffee
About a quarter of the way through this bowl of C&D Golden Days of Yore 2020 in an undated quarter bend Royal Meerschaum eagle claw egg meer with a black, gold and cream swirl amber colored acrylic tapered stem. This should get me to dinner time.
Match Balkan Sobranie 759 in a Rinaldo Lithos Dublin with black coffee on the FL porch.
It is underrated. I'd have some, but I'm not currently buying tobacco. I imagine it'll be even better with age.
I agree, but at my age, cellaring too long would put this stuff in my wife's garage sale after I'm gone! I just bought 5 lbs and I'm going to smoke the hell out of what I've got. Derringer has a lovely aroma and a wonderful mouth taste, and it's quintessentially American. I believe it is a blend that Samuel Clemens would have loved so I often read Mark Twain while smoking it.
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