So far it's actually pretty good.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2021?***
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Amphora Kentucky in a Balandis pear wood blue pipe.
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am almost a third of the way through this bowl of tweaked Wilke Beeker Street in a 1975 medium bend sandblasted looking, smooth on the sides yellow Pioneer meer with a black ferrule and vulcanite stem in the military mount style. John Brandt has changed the topping to nougat.
Chocolate Flake by Samuel Gawith in a Rafa Martin
2012 Rotary Navy Cut in a Jack Howell Bulldog.
First taste of Wilke Lizzie Blood Red English in a Charatan Executive extra large Dublin. This is another fantastic blend from Wilke, a subtly sweet English, great overall flavor and balance, topping is more of a background player but really compliments the blend well. Could use some more dry time as it’s fairly wet in the bag. I would definitely want some of this on hand for regular smoking. @jiminks had a hand in developing this blend. Good stuff! Thanks Jim!
Rattray's Marlin Flake in a Heiner Nonnenbroich blasted long shank pipe.
That’s Fxxking awesome! I want a picture of that guy with the pipe on a T-shirt. ?
That's totally awesome. I love winter and snow.
Balkan Sasieni in a Barling Sovereign.
Good night folks, Nightcap in a Dracula.
4noggins Three Blind Moose in a homemade Churchwarden
A quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a black tapered vulcanite stem. Time for another set of walking reps.
F&T Blackjack in a Savinelli 320. Experimenting with this blend in a wider bowl.
Charatan Flake in a John Bessai Poker alongside Wild Turkey 101.
Afternoon smoke of Pease Six Pence in a Burak Connoiseur smooth Tankard with tapered stem about size 2. Waiting for some Wilke aros to arrive for a change of pace.
A busy day at work, even thought it’s from home means I’m just now getting to have the first bowl of the day. Accompanying me to my afternoon meeting is a Bones bent bulldog loosely filled with Windjammer. Still trying to figure out the nuances of packing, lighting, and puffing this blend, but enjoying it nonetheless.
Now smoking Wilke PBP beta test in a 1979 Ascorti Business KS Hungarian with a black pearl acrylic stem. For a decade and a half, this was one of my most heavily smoked pipes, but not in recent years. Such a good smoker that needs more attention than I have given it lately.
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