Mac Baren’s Scottish Mixture in the Roadtown Classic paneled billiard.***What Are You Smoking, September, 2023?***
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Mac Baren’s Scottish Mixture in the Roadtown Classic paneled billiard.
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Well, knowing how much I love grape tootsie pops, a friend sent me a tin of Visions of Celephais. I tried it today, in an old cob. Hmmmm. It smells great, no doubt of that. Let it dry about 30 min and it stayed lit for me. But wow, did it bite! Burned my tongue rather nastily. Might be the Virginias I suppose. Sooo, it's jarred up, labeled and will stay there for a couple months. At least I can say I tried it. Couldn't taste the grape, nor the spices everyone talks about. I like an occasional glass of spiced wine, so was looking forward to this. Can't taste nothin right now. Sigh. Live and learn. 
I'm very sorry to hear about this unfortunate turn of events. Life owes you one.Well, knowing how much I love grape tootsie pops, a friend sent me a tin of Visions of Celephais. I tried it today, in an old cob. Hmmmm. It smells great, no doubt of that. Let it dry about 30 min and it stayed lit for me. But wow, did it bite! Burned my tongue rather nastily. Might be the Virginias I suppose. Sooo, it's jarred up, labeled and will stay there for a couple months. At least I can say I tried it. Couldn't taste the grape, nor the spices everyone talks about. I like an occasional glass of spiced wine, so was looking forward to this. Can't taste nothin right now. Sigh. Live and learn.
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Nah. Thanks, but it's probably my own fault anyway. I tend to puff too hard sometimes. Life doesn't owe me anything. Who knows, in a few months, I will try it again, and might love it. We shall see.
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