Beautiful coloring on that pipe Speak Easy!
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Gawith Sams Flake in the Savinelli Antica 615.
Cowboy Coffee from The Country Squire in the new Radice Rind.
Cigar Time: Caldwell Cigars Eastern Standard Midnight Express
SPC Gentleman’s Rum Vanilla in a Savinelli Canadian
Elizabethan Mixture in my blue alligator bent apple Savinelli... I pulled the trigger on an Oceano 673KS this morning.
Peterson Old Dublin in a Safferling tadpole.
@PipeWI Do you think I should get a GIANT clay pipe? I'd like to find out how much they hold & how long it would take to smoke
It would burn all my leaf though...
Marvelous pipes! I'm a briar man through and through, though I would certainly try a clay!
Bottom of the bag of Uhle’s Perfection Plug Burley in a little lattice tomato meer. Time to put in another order!
I have quite a large collection of tobaccos.
For over 25 years I have bought, smoked, put aside and returned to it again.
At some point, I even stopped writing down how much and what was in stock...
Do you know the feeling when you find $100 in the pocket of pants ,that you haven’t worn for 15 years?
So it is happened with me today
Digging through the cellar, I found something completely different from what I was looking for: Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake 25.6.2009 (15 years old)!
Surprisedly , the tobacco got very dark and the Cavendish in the middle dissolved in the Virginia coin.
The coin itself had darkened and was not dry at all. I ground it in a grinder and smoking it. Nirvana!
Very tasty tobacco and the aging did it much better !
Nikolay Kozyrev Blast Billiard army mount pipe decorated with silver ring & Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake 25.6.2009 (15 years old)!
For over 25 years I have bought, smoked, put aside and returned to it again.
At some point, I even stopped writing down how much and what was in stock...
Do you know the feeling when you find $100 in the pocket of pants ,that you haven’t worn for 15 years?
So it is happened with me today
Digging through the cellar, I found something completely different from what I was looking for: Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake 25.6.2009 (15 years old)!
Surprisedly , the tobacco got very dark and the Cavendish in the middle dissolved in the Virginia coin.
The coin itself had darkened and was not dry at all. I ground it in a grinder and smoking it. Nirvana!
Very tasty tobacco and the aging did it much better !
Nikolay Kozyrev Blast Billiard army mount pipe decorated with silver ring & Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake 25.6.2009 (15 years old)!
@Speak Easy Do you think it would suit the King's Clay?
That’s a three star Lee you’re looking at. Oh, that’s not what you’re looking at. It’s the CBG. Delicious 
and all mine.
Great blend!
@telescopes I don't think they make CB Grape any more...View attachment 310728That’s a three star Lee you’re looking at. Oh, that’s not what you’re looking at. It’s the CBG. Delicious
2017 McClelland #2015 Louisiana Perique Flake, 2019 Greek Katerini 1:1 in Rich Lewis #277.
Enjoyed a tall stack of cinnamon raisin French toast with unsalted peanuts and a golden delicious apple on the side. I just finished smoking year 2020 Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Lavazza Classico, neat, is my drink.
Apparently there is more being released. I just purchased two tubs from tobaccopipes.com. New old stock. More to come.
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