Taking a break at work with Watch City DCC in a Nob Hill
***What Are You Smoking, October 2020?***
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Capstan Blue in a Ryan Alden Lumberman from my Matching 8 Day Set. And of course caffeine.
Haven’t had time for a pipe in a few days. But had the chance for a half bowl of Synjecos Bad Nuns 2. It was delicious and can’t wait to sit and relax with a full bowl. Looking forward to trying a few SG plugs and Revor Plug this week if time allows.
2011 Dunhill Fkajw in a Brandon Btooks Dublin.
Very much enjoying a bowl of St. Bruno RR in a meer.
C&D Peagus, iced tea w/ a spritz of lemon on the patio.
Close to finishing this bowl of circa year 2000 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.
Now smoking KBV Yoshimi’s Smorely La King Beta Test in an undated, unbranded straight smooth medium brown made in France Los Alton VBF Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
My morning smoke with a coffee , Royal Yacht into my bent egg briar. For the piper who call this tobacco Royal Yuck you can send it to me to add to my 25 tins cellar of this ?
Have a good day everyone
Have a good day everyone
Whole leaf.
Threw together a mix this morning of jars a had on the shelf. Thought I would spice up the black stoved kentucky twist I have been smoking.
60% black stoved kentucky with a spray of tonka bourbon. Shag cut.
25% black stoved red virginia. Ribbon.
15% latakia. Ribbon.
The straight Kentucky is nice, but of course can get monotonous. Also don't really need something that strong for the first smoke of the day. The latakia adds a richness and the virginia a sweetness, while the kentucky still is the main player after the latakia smokyness wears of in the first quarter of the bowl. A nice rich smoke!
In a tavern style clay. The pipe I always use to taste a blend for the first time.
Threw together a mix this morning of jars a had on the shelf. Thought I would spice up the black stoved kentucky twist I have been smoking.
60% black stoved kentucky with a spray of tonka bourbon. Shag cut.
25% black stoved red virginia. Ribbon.
15% latakia. Ribbon.
The straight Kentucky is nice, but of course can get monotonous. Also don't really need something that strong for the first smoke of the day. The latakia adds a richness and the virginia a sweetness, while the kentucky still is the main player after the latakia smokyness wears of in the first quarter of the bowl. A nice rich smoke!
In a tavern style clay. The pipe I always use to taste a blend for the first time.
Lane Era Charatan Special Shape 38 Bulldog
That's a good question, something from the bottom of my drying bowl, I think partly Peterson Irish Flake and perhaps the last pieces of Dunhill Durbar, in a nifty little nose warmer tomato pocket pipe by Jerry Perry, with a medium walnut stain, and thick round shank and amber color saddle stem, light weight but sturdy for toting around, little chance of breaking it is so compact, but enough bowl for a good smoke.
GH&Co Dark Flake Scented in my IMP straight apple meer.
Gaslight in Peterson POTY 2019 dark smooth. Blend has mellowed a lot. Very smooth. But antibiotics I'm taking ruin the experience.
Something simply and trusted to end this hectic day, Carter Hall in an Ashton XX PebbleGran medium billiard from 2020
Revelation match in a no name bulldog, on my front porch watching cars go past. Which reminds me why I dont sit here often...?
About a third of a bowl left of year 2010 STG Schippers in a 1977 straight black rusticated Sir Brent 253 billiard with a silver band repair and a brown pearl grey acrylic tapered stem. Got my first set of walking reps in, and I'm going to relax for a bit.
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