Last month, several of my Pipe Club brothers encouraged me to try a bowl of some Belgium Semois that was there. Their comments were almost exactly the same as above. It definitely was unique ... and enjoyable.Its pretty good tobacco, different. I would recommend you trying some. there's a learning curve though. Comes completely bone dry, at least you're not paying for water! Then you have to pack it tighter than you would ever think, I mean cram it down in the bowl after it's filled with all your might. Light, sip slow and it's a wonderful nutty experience if sipped. A nice vitamin N boost as well. Most don't rehydrate it, keep it dry as it comes.
Well ... a splash of Perique might fit the bill. Don't think it could hurt any.View attachment 346312Kaywoodie Shilouette with a metal band. 1940s vintage. Smoking an oriental-Virginia forward blend of 507C, 515RC, Maryland, Turkish, Smyrna, White Burley, and some Cherry Cavendish. I call this 88s. It is smooth, buttery, and the sweetness of the Virginias is ever present.
Thinking about what changes I might make to it in the future or do I stop right here?
Modified Rhodesian???Camping by the mailbox finally paid off. Now smoking a Kai Neilsen (No idea what to call this shape) with some Khartoum. I was happy to find it has an ebonite stem. Its very comfy.
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Camping by the mailbox finally paid off. Now smoking a Kai Neilsen (No idea what to call this shape) with some Khartoum. I was happy to find it has an ebonite stem. Its very comfy.
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Yes, it seems inevitableWell ... a splash of Perique might fit the bill. Don't think it could hurt any.
Well, I don’t smoke indoors so smoking a bowl is an at least 30min long commitment, while a cigarette is convenient. Anyway I’m off them for a week now, let’s see.My biggest problem ( years ago) with stopping cigarettes was...I kept buying them. Once I stopped buying them it was much easier to stop smoking them. If I had no cigarettes, I smoked my pipe.