Sutliff Hines Match that I was kindly gifted. This stuff tastes just like a slice of German chocolate cake! Cup of Community coffee to go with.
***What Are You Smoking, Sept. 2020?
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Smoking Haunted Bookshelf, that was generously gifted to me by @Country Bladesmith, in a MM Hardwood. Man, this is the good stuff. Having coffee with bergs, as I spend some time on the porch. It's not fall yet here, but you can definitely notice the drop in temperature.
Okay I finally have to ask: What is "bergs"? Ice?
Yes. It's a Jiminks invented term for ice cubes.
Somehow it makes the drink better when you call the ice cubes, bergs.
I gave up on trying to buy Vauen -- I looked for it on an Irish site. Bought Condor plug, then three days later heard from my bank the card I used was compromised. No problem they cancelled the charges attempted on it. Second try, I went with a German tobacco site with my remaining card. They didn't have it either, but I bought something else. A few days later, _that_ card was compromised. I subsequently received emails warning/apologizing for the compromises. I'm 0-2 trying to order from across the pond, so I guess I'll never get to try it. Trying to order from US.
Peterson’s Perfect Plug (3P) in an AKB Meerschaum Lattice Volcano ?
Peretti Tashkent in a blasted Stanwell No.11
Match Edgeworth RR in the Muhsin volcano.
2013 Capstan Blue Flake in a Jack Howell Lovat.
Sutliff Vanilla Maple in a homemade Churchwarden.
Newminster Superior Round Slices in a Dagner Nose Warmer.
Trying to enjoy a bowl of Esoterica Dunbar while listening to the hack sounds of a bad backyard band a few houses down. I’ve been enjoying this jar from 2017. It’s very mellow but when you get a good cadence going it delivers a nice sweet smoke. I don’t taste much Perique just a nice balance of matured VA’s.
Peretti Dundee in a brushed Stanwell No.11
Now smoking Daughters & Ryan SJ Rimboche in a patent era Sasieni Eight Dot Reigate
Just finished a Ribeye medium rare with homemade bbq butter beans and and fresh ? shortcake. Now for another cup of Joe and some delicious Germain’s Hampton Flake in a favored Pete. Hope y’all are enjoying your holiday weekends.?
Boswell Route 22 in a Savinelli Impero Smooth 111KS. Hanging around the fire pit, drinking wine, feelin fine.
Just finished a long, fun Zoom chat. I smoked:
Year 1985 MacBaren Scottish Mixture in a 2015 Basil Meadows Bing Crosby Merchant Service replica with a smooth straight thin shank, aluminum band and black ebonite stem.
Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a black sandblasted straight 1998 XXX Ashton lovat with a black acrylic saddle stem.
Year 2008 H&H Anniversary Kake in a smooth 1979 Chippendale (Charatan second) Rhodesian 49 with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
KBV Merchant Service Pipes Unnamed American Blend Prototype in a 2019 straight smooth dark brown Merchant Service “Bing” with a nickel band and black vulcanite tapered stem.
Year 2014 Kramer's Blend for Cary Grant in a 1949 medium bend Dunhill Shell with a black vulcanite tapered stem.
And I'm just past the half way mark on this bowl of Prince Albert in a 2015 Basil Meadows black sandblasted billiard with an aluminum band and a pearl red acrylic tapered stem.
Year 1985 MacBaren Scottish Mixture in a 2015 Basil Meadows Bing Crosby Merchant Service replica with a smooth straight thin shank, aluminum band and black ebonite stem.
Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a black sandblasted straight 1998 XXX Ashton lovat with a black acrylic saddle stem.
Year 2008 H&H Anniversary Kake in a smooth 1979 Chippendale (Charatan second) Rhodesian 49 with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
KBV Merchant Service Pipes Unnamed American Blend Prototype in a 2019 straight smooth dark brown Merchant Service “Bing” with a nickel band and black vulcanite tapered stem.
Year 2014 Kramer's Blend for Cary Grant in a 1949 medium bend Dunhill Shell with a black vulcanite tapered stem.
And I'm just past the half way mark on this bowl of Prince Albert in a 2015 Basil Meadows black sandblasted billiard with an aluminum band and a pearl red acrylic tapered stem.
Early 20th Cent. unknown maker + G. L. Pease ABINGDON:-
(typical finish of standard briars with no maker's markings of this period - i.e. no fancy grain and pockmarked with filler - the filler situation rarely seen in my experience on silver mounted or cased briars of the same period)
(typical finish of standard briars with no maker's markings of this period - i.e. no fancy grain and pockmarked with filler - the filler situation rarely seen in my experience on silver mounted or cased briars of the same period)
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