About half way through this bowl of Wilke No.178 in a 1982 smooth slight bend straight grain Ben Wade Martinique freehand sitter with a wide top and a black vulcanite stem. Have enough left for a bowl or so.
***What Are You Smoking, May 2020?***
- Thread starter JimInks
- Start date
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
Site Sponsors
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
- Status
Last smoke of the day is Wilke #515 in a 1998 smooth straight Butz-Choquin Bistro 1501 pot with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Reading while this bowl lasts.
Harmony in a Blakemar Canadian.
About halfway through this bowl of Newminster 400 Superior Navy Flake in a MM little devil cutty.
HU Nyala in an Algerian Briar Made in France billiard. 
️
️
Finishing up the last of my Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a MM 5th Ave diplomat bent. I have some more on the way, hopefully this time all my flakes won't be stuck together.
G&H Louisiana Perique in a Daniel Bay mini rusticated billiard.
Just smoked a bowl of PS41 cube cut in a Stanwell royal guard 207.
2014 Samuel Gawith Best Brown Flake in a recently purchased Bertram 80 prince shape. It’s going to warm up today, so wife and I are going to work on the backyard today. Planning to build a fire pit, and line some paving stones. Eventually we are going to buy a projector and outdoor screen so we can watch movies out there this summer. We figure we’re going to be hanging out in our yard for most of the summer until this shutdown is phased out, so might as well maximize the enjoyment of the yard!
fine, pleasant ARO Peter Stokkebye: PS23 B & B from 2018 in Rattray's Bull & Dog  |
Sammy G Chocolate Flake in a Peterson 53 Lovat.
First smoke today is from a newly opened tin of Edward G Robinson's Pipe Blend in a Morgan Bones Hanging Brandy. 
SG Cabbies Mixture in a Ben Wade Monte Verdi Twinbill by Preben Holm.
Some D&R Saint James Rimboche with coffee on the porch swing.
Having my first bowl ever of Savinelli Giubileo d'Oro (gifted to me by a friend) in an Upshall Billiard S with a saddle stem. I am enjoying it very much. I'm also enjoying the fact that it looks like sticks of juicy fruit gum. (I have a simple mind) It's the most evenly cut tobacco I've ever seen.
Old London Pebble Cut in a Blakemar Bent Egg.
PS Luxury Navy Flake in a Brigham Klondike 09 apple.
Smoking King B twist in a University Deluxe. This is a good old fashion tobacco, good simple flavor and plenty of strength.
- Status