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The WCS Campfire is way better than Williams. I want to love Williams, because it's cheap and smells good and seems really classic, but it is terrible. The WCS Campfire, to me, works best with a boar brush and face lather. That said, it honestly isn't as good as a lot of other soaps, later-wise...

I should have mentioned this in my previous post, but this one may be more what you're after. I honestly forgot I had it until after I posted, but it has a very nice smokiness to it. Reminds me of the part in Spaceship Earth (at EPCOT) when Rome is burning. West Coast Shaving Campfire...

I also tried a sample size of the Stirling Texas On Fire, and was also disappointed. I was looking for something much like you seem to be: a flannel shirt post-campfire is a good way to describe it. There's definitely a smokiness to it, but something else that I don't really care for. I've had...

Still trying to find a replacement for McClelland Three Cherries. Today I had Captain Black Cherry in a Stanwell Brushed Brown pot. The tobacco was pretty gross. The hunt continues...

SOTD: Razor: Parker 99R w/ Barber Pole handle Blade: Shark Super Stainless Soap: Palmolive Classic Shave Stick Brush: Tweezerman Aftershave: Aqua Velva Classic Ice Blue It's sad to say, but the Aqua Velva was the best part of this shave. I cannot express how much I hate the Parker 99R. It...

SOTD: Brush: Parker Silvertip Badger Brush w/ Petrified Wood handle Razor: Merkur 34c Blade: Feather Hi-Stainless Soap: Mitchell Wool Fat Aftershave: Old Spice classic

SOTD. Brush: Semogue 1305 Boar Razor: Merkur 34c Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat Aftershave: Pinaud Clubman

Picked up 3 tins of Frog Morton. Not my favorite McC blend, but good enough for me to get some, even if it's just for nostalgia's sake. Plus, like I mentioned in another post, I like the art on the tin.

I am definitely in. I don't think I have any Dunhill tins open right now, but I have some McC stuff jarred up.

The only Lakeland blend that I genuinely like is Bosun Cut Plug from G&H. It ghosted my oldest pipe, so it is now dedicated to it. I understand how it may not be for everyone, however.

This morning, on my way to work, I had some 7 Seas Original in a Stanwell. I'm not a big fan of the 7 Seas, but I don't want it to go to waste. I've been looking for a new aromatic, since McClelland is closing up.

I picked it up when it was first re-released because of the legend that it was the tobacco that J.R.R. Tolkien smoked. I ended up loving it and snagged a few tins. I'm glad I did, because now it's pretty expensive.

I love good black licorice. It is in my top five of favorite candies. I usually prefer the Scandinavian brands. My current favorite:

SOTD. Soap: Mama Bear Fall Leaves Brush: Parker Black Badger Razor: Edwin Jagger Kelvin Blade: Astra Aftershave: Colonel Conk Santa Fe Cedar

I just got a pound of Three Cherries from this place: Payless Cigars and Pipes. I would've ordered more, but tomorrow is payday, and I couldn't risk it being sold out. I doubt it will be, but still... I've never ordered from them before, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Also, if...

This is very distressing news. One of the only aromatic tobaccos I like is McC's Three Cherries. Like a dope, I usually only order about 4oz at a time. I don't smoke it daily, but just as an occasional change/treat. It is out of stock everywhere. I've been trying other cherry blends, but they...

Found some Esoterica tins/bags at my local Tinder Box store, including Penzance. The first time I've smoked Penzance guilt-free. I also opened a tin of 7 Seas Original, and I'm not a big fan, to be honest.

C&D Bayou Morning Flake in an old basket pipe.

The absolute best chocolate aro I've ever tried is McClelland's Tastemaster. McClelland's Three Cherry blend is the best cherry I've ever had. For an all-around aro, I would say that Milonga is the best. To me, Boswell's best aros are PA Dutch Treat, Piper's Pleasure, and Bear Blend.

You can just use Jojoba Oil. I grow a beard out about twice a year, and use a lot of different products on it because I think it's fun. Instead of the expensive beard oils, you can just get some jojoba oil. I squirt a few drops into my palm, then scrub my brush into the oil, and brush into the...