7 Seas in my 70’s vintage Peterson with a craft beer a friend gifted me.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2024?***
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Condor Long Cut with a dark roast 
️ just after a hike with the 8 yr old 
whilst waiting for 3:05 start of Opening Day. 
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️ just after a hike with the 8 yr old whilst waiting for 3:05 start of Opening Day. ️ 
Directors Cut in a BC. Also a treat from Estervals. 
Bengal Slices in Savinelli 320KS.
Happy Good Friday! Plum Pudding in a Boswell. 
Newminster 403 in a Ropp Vintage with horn stem
Very nice pipe! Had never heard of BST before. If I may ask, are they expensive?GLP Navigator in a BST
McCranie’s Red Flake in a Savinelli zulu
Dang Ben,
Just keep kicking a brother when he’s down. After posting that Castello and now this?
Come on man
Finally back home free,, about to have a little bit of Ol Dark Fired in a lithe( group 2 ) Jeantet Distiction and two fingers of J Walker´´s Scotches on the rocks topped with generous pour of refreshing soda
Former Private Flake in a new translucent meer billiard by Altinay.
Gaslight breaking in the new Peterson on a gloriously sunny day! (Not to mention a fine porter).
C&D Exclusive in the yard pipes while cutting and trimming a hill the last few hours. Now for Bob’s Chocolate Flake in an IMP Meer to be followed with an H Upmann Robusto.
Anthology in my new Keith Haring pipe
Watch City Quint's Own in the SMS Bent Rhodesian meer. Black coffee on the side.
2018 Sutliff Crumble Kake Red Virginia in a John Bessai Twin Bore Belge.
Sometime ago I "designed" and started "producing" (for my own use) a Tuscany cigar and pipe tobacco mixture which I like very much and smoke it till today, actually I'm smoking it right now in a Mr Brog pipe (with changed stem).
Then, one day, I received a call from Cornell & Diehl's master blender, asking for informations and advices. I provided in detail, based on the principle -and my belief- that "wisdom must be distributed".
And look what happened!
Well, what can I say? At least, I expect some credits, e.g. printed on the tin labels. If a fellow member has already purchased one, please give some feedback, thank you in advance.
Be well good people!
Then, one day, I received a call from Cornell & Diehl's master blender, asking for informations and advices. I provided in detail, based on the principle -and my belief- that "wisdom must be distributed".
And look what happened!
Well, what can I say? At least, I expect some credits, e.g. printed on the tin labels. If a fellow member has already purchased one, please give some feedback, thank you in advance.
Be well good people!
GLP Samarra in a Kai Nielsen VV chimney.
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