GLP Embarcadero in a no-name classic claw & egg meer, with coffee and the morning paper.
*** What Are You Smoking?*** (September 2019)
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Maybe one more bowl of MM965 left in the tin after the one I’m smoking currently in an Ashton Pebble Grain Pot. So many blends I “need” to get to in my cellar, but I’m so tempted to keep 965 open and ready all the time. So good... Maybe I need to break my 12 tins open or less “rule” 
‘06 FVF in the Radice Clear E with brindled stem.
Earlier ... Amphora Burley in a Savinelli Oscar prince. Now smoking Peretti BPC in a Peterson P-lip bulldog.
Fasting prior to big match on golf course. Smoking Quiet Nights in a carved bent meer.
Ahhhhhhh Margate (of which I only have 1 jar, and this is the first bowl) for special occasions. In a Dover Deluxe bulldog.
VA/Per from my local B&M Smoky’s In my brand new Servi Basket Weave 
GLP Navigator in a cavalier figural meer by Medet, with coffee.
Hearth and Home Viprati (‘17) in a late 1960s sandblasted Kaywoodie Relief meerschaum lined pot with an acrylic stem.
Sam Gawith Bothy flake in a new Savinelli 320 Gauis. ;-)
Just as a PS, I rarely smoke latakia blends. Got a couple of 320's - one for aromatics, the other for more English blends. Be interested to know what you all think of Solani Aged Burley Flake, something I'd like to have a go at.
Almost half way through this bowl of 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.
Krumble Kake (2006-2009 year wiped off the lid)
GL Peases Triple Play in a Peterson Royal Irish Rosslare nro 6 Billiard, but this is tasty stuff,I'm pleasantly surprised
Part way through this bowl of Erik Stokkebye 4th Generation: Small Batch Aged Virginia in a black sand blasted straight 1998 XXX Ashton lovat with a black acrylic saddle stem. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
Hello, Jim. Seen your posts on Tobacco Reviews, you convinced me to try the 4th Generation range, for which, many thanks. Big fan. 1931 seems to be unavailable here in the UK and I've not tried the 1982 yet, but I've really enjoyed other tobaccos in the range, with the 1897 being a favourite.
Gawith & Hogarth Coniston Cut Plug in a Rossi 320 Vulcano
Listing this a few minutes early so I can concentrate on work for a bit: Smoker’s Pride Mellow Taste in a smooth straight pre-transition Barling 313 T.V.F. EXEXEL pot with a black ebonite saddle stem.
Hi, Dave. I'm glad to be of help to you. Thanks for letting me know.
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