All your pipes have exquisite grain. Thanks for all your posts. Enjoy!
***What Are You Smoking, November 2022?***
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Red War Horse Bar in a cob while I work in the backyard at this unruly grass.
Davidoff Flake Medallions in a Castello Collection HawkbilL.
C&D Bayou Morning in a Peterson Kildare Canadian.
Winding down for the evening with some Wilke Peanut Butter Chocolate in my Vauen Leta.
@Birddog66 Nice pipes; I've got a few of the Irish harp clays. I think they were made by Pollock's.
10 year old NYPC Bowling Green Virginia Cake from P&C in an amber stemmed meer poker.
A very nice, mellow Virginia blend, at least at this point. Doesn’t seem like I’ve ever seen these NYPC blends get mentioned.
A very nice, mellow Virginia blend, at least at this point. Doesn’t seem like I’ve ever seen these NYPC blends get mentioned.
Semois, Reserve du Patron in an Il Duca Apple
Bosun Plug in a Footed Meer with Amber Stem
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and snow peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I smoked a bowl of Wilke Wall Street in a 2013 straight black sandblasted Peterson Sherlock Holmes Series Baker Street with a sterling silver band and a tapered black vulcanite fish tail stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Still working on Billy Budd from 2011 in a MM Diplomat.
Part way through this bowl of year 2018 Solani 633 in a straight 1954 patent Dunhill 148 Group 3 black shell bulldog made for the France market with a black saddle vulcanite stem.
Two Friends Heritage in a Tilshead Bulldog.
Peterson Irish Flake in my Musicò lumberman.
This is the fifth bowl I've smoked with this pipe. In my extensive experience with Musicò pipes (having owned 2 of them so far
), they are amazing smokers and a great value. My OTHER Musicò from the first match was IMMEDIATELY the best smoker I've owned (out of a sampling of around 35 pipes from 10 different countries). Everything seems to burn evenly in it, right down the chamber. This new pipe is a close second. Very little break-in time required and it's smoking effortlessly. I don't have decades of knowledge about pipes, nor have I owned any early Dunhill's or Barlings or anything, but for the value, Musicò seems like a good bet to me, especially when you compare the price between one of these and a new Ashton, Dunhill or what have you. Fit, finish, and engineering. Bingo, bango, bongo.
Of course, their bits could stand to be a little flatter
like old Savinellis. 
This is the fifth bowl I've smoked with this pipe. In my extensive experience with Musicò pipes (having owned 2 of them so far
), they are amazing smokers and a great value. My OTHER Musicò from the first match was IMMEDIATELY the best smoker I've owned (out of a sampling of around 35 pipes from 10 different countries). Everything seems to burn evenly in it, right down the chamber. This new pipe is a close second. Very little break-in time required and it's smoking effortlessly. I don't have decades of knowledge about pipes, nor have I owned any early Dunhill's or Barlings or anything, but for the value, Musicò seems like a good bet to me, especially when you compare the price between one of these and a new Ashton, Dunhill or what have you. Fit, finish, and engineering. Bingo, bango, bongo.Of course, their bits could stand to be a little flatter
like old Savinellis.
A third of the way through this bowl of Wilke No. 111 in a straight smooth medium brown 2016 Brigham Klondike 16 bulldog with a tapered black acrylic stem. Working on a new Betty story guest starring Steel Sterling. Listening to the Adventures of Harry Nile.
The weather was unusually warm tonight and we got the unexpected pleasure of enjoying the porch in November. I finished my cigar a little while ago, and decided to head inside, as it got a bit chilly. Wasabi was bundled up like Nanook and it got too cold for him.
Going to have Drucquer & Sons, Ltd. Levant Mixture in a Brebbia Fat Bob Rocciata 2112 Author.
Going to have Drucquer & Sons, Ltd. Levant Mixture in a Brebbia Fat Bob Rocciata 2112 Author.
Good old fashioned Carter Hall in the gigantic Savinelli 803 EX. Enjoying this with a simple glass of water as I lament the exquisitely grained Peterson 264 Harp Sandblast I had in my cart on SmokingPipes.com. It has been sold; someone beat me to it…
A third of the way through this bowl of Wilke Hearth of Galway in an undated smooth straight medium brown made in France Saillard Lord Clerit lumberman with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Watch City Stubb's Pipe in a Georg Jensen bent brandy. Haven't smoked this blend or pipe in a while and I'm kicking myself because this is and has been a winning combination for me. I've been on an English kick for the first time in a while and boy did I miss burley.
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