G L Pease Bankside in a Savinelli 111 KS Flambé. Smooth mellow smoke
***What Are You Smoking, May 2023?***
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Boswell Honey Roast. All you really get is a light honey flavor and note which I find nice for a quick morning smoke.
Smoking Half & Half in a Dunhill billiard.
Unfortunately for me, I really like some moderately aged Dunbar! 
In a Castello with some serious bird’s eye!
In a Castello with some serious bird’s eye!
First smoke in a few days.
Last few days were busy with major irrigation repairs and yard work. Relaxing on this rainy day with a cup Pu’erh tea and 2022 Folklore in the Altinay.
Last few days were busy with major irrigation repairs and yard work. Relaxing on this rainy day with a cup Pu’erh tea and 2022 Folklore in the Altinay.
Smoking Ten Russian's in Savinelli 320KS.
How do you like this baccy?KBV Mr. Christian’s Raven Eye Flake in a Radice Rind Straight.
Be well everyone!
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Good day all! Started with KBV Raven Eye Flake (alleged to be stoved Stokkebye LBF) in a small Upshall sandblast Bulldog with smooth rim and hex shank with matching saddle stem size 4. Nice, rich smoke.
That is a fantastic looking pipe. Would you recommend one like it?
Very rainy not so warm day today, and an absolute soaker all last night. Nevertheless will brave the damp for a bowl of Thanksgiving Day blend in the Gefapip Giant lumberman with coffee. Wishing you all a wonderful May 5th, and pondering just what is the true story of "Sinko de Mayo." 
Cube cut Dan Tobacco - Holly's Discovery in a F.Baki meerschaum.
My favorite brand and shape,Love it!!!
One of my preferred, that good Old Gowrie, in a no-name estate Italian nose-warmer. Bowl dimensions are great for VAs.
Yes, a lighter honey note, but deliciously darker in tone. Nice little blend to try at least once.
C&D Burley Flake #3 in a Moretti morta.
About a third of a bowl left of early 2000s 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.
BSF in the Pipe Lon freehand again. Rubbed out more fully, dried about an hour, and a pretty good smoke. Not especially sweet but there's an intriguing earthiness that's going to keep me coming back for more, and the orientals stand out now and again. Too bad all the (non-latakia) Gawith blends are tough to find; they're nothing if not interesting.
Absolutely! @Said.ALTINAY makes a great pipe.
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