alfredo_buscatti
Number of posts: 2125
Age: 58
Location: Piedmont, North Carolina
Tobacco: Dark Flake, Escudo, aged Cumberland and Haddos, Cool Hand Fluke, Oriental Dusk, Old Dark Fired
Pipe: cobs, wire-brush rusticated Jobey, Milville Dublin (my best smoker), tortoise-stained GBD billiard with white acrylic stem
Registration date: 2007-12-16
 | | Subject: Re: Samuel Gawith Bracken Flake Sun Feb 05, 2012 7:44 pm | |
| This discussion is great! I haven't read such a nuanced review of a tobacco in the longest! Very well done! |
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Blackhorse
BoB's Team
Number of posts: 3149
Location: Oregon City
Tobacco: Blend of the month is Patton's Oriental Dusk. Some good old Happy Bogie too.
Pipe: Pipes by ta harris & UberHuberMan of this Site plus the 2012 BoB POY.
Registration date: 2010-10-23
| | Subject: Re: Samuel Gawith Bracken Flake Wed Feb 08, 2012 9:47 pm | |
| Ahhh. My second two tins came in today, total of one working tin and three in the hold. That should do it for me til the next frenzy.
Just picked up an odd lot of Solani Silver Flake...plus a tin on the way. Think I'll make that fine blend my next obsession. I'll be glad when Spring hits and I can start building on to my shop. That'll take my cabin fevered brain off the flakes. It'll also take all my discretionary cash. |
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UberHuberMan
Number of posts: 2129
Age: 29
Location: Chicago, IL
Tobacco:
Registration date: 2011-03-06
| | Subject: Re: Samuel Gawith Bracken Flake Thu Feb 09, 2012 7:27 am | |
| After giving this thread a thorough read, I headed over to P&C so I could sign up for their notification thread for this blend. Upon opening the Bracken Flake page, I discovered that it's still in stock, as is FVF... so I ordered 2 tins of Bracken Flake. Y'know, as a final cherry on the voluminous amounts of ice cream and cake I've been buying recently.  In short, P&C has Braken Flake, FVF, and a lot of other Samuel Gawith blends in the tin in stock! |
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