Whats your favorite smoke RIGHT NOW

[mathteacher]

Right now, and a good part of the last week, GLP Regents Flake.

 

[scrooge]

This week Nightcap.

 

[jackswilling]

Nightcap wins

I always find "favorite(s)" threads interesting based on the variety of responses.

 

[tuold]

It's Larry's blend right now.

 

[ophiuchus]

Jack Knife Plug. This could last the month or change this weekend. :D

 

[derfatdutchman]

Been on a Carter Hall kick lately as well.

 

[dadgy]

War Horse Green this week

 

[balkisobrains]

tuold
It's Larry's blend right now.

Mmm, great stuff! I've been jumping around too much to answer here though.

 

[mackeson]

Right NOW it's Gaslight.

I've also been smoking quite a bit of GH Dark Flake Liquorice for the last month or so. Doesn't quite replace 1792 in my rotation, but close

 

[sallow]

Erinmore Plug, RIGHT NOW

 

[mikestanley]

When I can fill a pipe with Gaslight, I'm very happy. When I can't, make it Dr. Fred Hanna's exceptional Wilderness.
Mike S.

 

[pagan]

I have been on one hell of a Carter-Hall-in-a-Cob jag lately

...well played Sir :puffpipe:
Latetly if been on a kick of H&H Sweet Cask during the day at work and Frog Morton in the evening

 

[pitchfork]

War Horse Bar.

 

[dj11]

Right now - and as of a few hours ago - I discovered Boswell's Premium Burley. That's what happens when you spend a few hours at their shop. What a great way, and place, to spend Black Friday.

 

[woodsroad]

I hadn't smoked War Horse Bar (Red) since the first limited production run. I liked it, but I over did it and ended up on the floor. I got to try it for the second time on Monday at the CI Pipe Guild at their Hamburg, PA store and was really won over big time. Rich, deep and wonderful. It's all that I've been smoking this week.

 

[bluegrassbrian]

Mcclelland Red&Black has been my special treat lately..the one I look forward to smoking the most.

So much so I just placed an order for 4 ounces each of McClelland Red Cake and Stoved Virginia.

 

[pitchfork]

woodsroad, I love strong burleys and plugs, but with War Horse I often have to just put the pipe down for a few minutes (and I never use anything bigger than a Group 2 Dunhill pot). What is it that gives it such strength -- are all the tobaccos N. American or are there some African VAs or dark fired in there?

 

[woodsroad]

Russ tells me that every batch of War Horse Bar and War Horse Green is fully "processed" by retired racing horses. Their digestive tract enzymes do something to increase the human body's ability to absorb nicotine. I'm not sure about all the technical details, but I did find part of a wager stub in my tin.
Seriously, though: The air cured is African, I believe, the dark fired is US. Not sure about the origins of the VA.
Russ?

 

[pitchfork]

Seriously, though: The air cured is African

Thanks! That explains part of it, I would bet.

 

[hawky454]

Mcclelland Red&Black has been my special treat lately..the one I look forward to smoking the most

Man, that is a good one! It made it in my top 5 VA blends. Absolutely essential for Virginia goers.