Wessex Gold Virginia Flake in an Altinay.
***What Are You Smoking, May 2022?***
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Feeling froggy this morning and having a third bowl. This time it’s some 11 year old Mac Baren HH Highland in a Neerup Structure Sandblasted Pot.
8 States in a MM Country Gentleman
Good morning all. HH Burley Flake in an unfinished Savinelli 644 was my starter, with coffee. Will probably smoke a bunch of Yorktown the rest of the day.
Close to finishing this bowl of year 2015 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
7 y/o GLP Stonehenge Flake in a new rusticated Peterson 150 Emerald P-lip.
Bulldog/Rhodesian are my favorite shapes. And this pipe is one of my favorites. Balkan Supreme in Peterson POTY 2019 sandblasted P-lip.
We have the same taste in pipes and in hats... ?
Couldn't resist the hat x)
About a third of a bowl left of year 2015 Mac Baren Virginia #1 in a straight black 1925 Dunhill patent shell Canadian 33 with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Still raining, so it's not looking good for walking reps today. Gold Star Black, neat, is my drink.
Smoking at the veranda, the glorious Condor RR. In a GL - George Leousis (Greek made briar) pipe.
This tobacco is the gift of a truly good man from Spain. Perhaps you know whom I mean... Γεια μας φίλε Γιάννη!
Be all well forum friends.
This tobacco is the gift of a truly good man from Spain. Perhaps you know whom I mean... Γεια μας φίλε Γιάννη!
Be all well forum friends.
C&D Mountain Camp in a Kaywoodie Saxon straight blast chair-leg stem panel billiard, a light weight pipe with a reasonably large bowl and thick walls. This blend is said (by C&D) to be the same constituent tobaccos as Night Bayou, proportioned differently. I have always enjoyed Night Bayou for its strength and rich flavor, and I confess, it has taken me a few bowls of Mountain Camp to warm up to the blend, but I think I am getting there. It is more subtle and gentle, really a decidedly different experience, but I think I'm getting more of a flavor profile, a woodsy nutty taste with inklings of spice. It is a different animal from Bayou Night, so I could easily have both in rotation. This somewhat recent crop of Kaywoodie pipes appeals to me, basic but highly functional.
Ascanian n. 2 Castle Blend in a sandblasted handmade poker by Posella
Five Brothers in a general, watching Rays-Orioles.
Low Country Edisto in a TDPS 50th anniversary Dan style pipe
LJP Dundee in one of my Jason Patrick lovats. This stuff is pretty good, albeit a little light. Nice rainy day here in the mountains.
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