ChiefBull
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Well, went to my shop today and my guy "Jack" introduced me to 'Red Cake' [McCullins? dist.] Red Virginia. I'm 70 years young but my oh my! very very pleasant. I have always favored Cube Cut Burley and an English [consequently I'm a bit narrowed] but this was my first bowl of a Virginia. Quirkless is the best way to describe it, a deep rusty red an string cut. Well I guess one is never to old to learn. Now, I've got to get a good humidor and lay in about 8ozs.
Think I'll look at Cube Cut an RedCake and see if I can get folks introduced in some ratio and have'em get familiar with each other. Oh yes! and also bought a Peterson Calabash; started break in with the Red Cake. Lovely and sweet, not cloying just a slight sweet honey finish. I can see why some guys don't smoke anything else. Anybody got any suggestions here.
As for what Santa smokes in his Pipe?
Well............. since he's probably of Nordic variation either old high German or Dutch originally I would think either a Troost or a good Cavendish.
But then.....Saint Nicholas was originally a Bishop in Palmyra Anatolia [modern day Turkey] so it may as well have been some Latakia form neighboring Syria, a little fire at those high altitudes in those cold northern climes.
But then Saint Nicholas is also "the Patron Saint of Sailors" so it could a easily have been some "Players Navy Cut" or Erinmore Flake.
"Peace???????"
"...that heavenly interval of silence when everybody is reloading...."
---Jefferson---
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ChiefBull
Think I'll look at Cube Cut an RedCake and see if I can get folks introduced in some ratio and have'em get familiar with each other. Oh yes! and also bought a Peterson Calabash; started break in with the Red Cake. Lovely and sweet, not cloying just a slight sweet honey finish. I can see why some guys don't smoke anything else. Anybody got any suggestions here.
As for what Santa smokes in his Pipe?
Well............. since he's probably of Nordic variation either old high German or Dutch originally I would think either a Troost or a good Cavendish.
But then.....Saint Nicholas was originally a Bishop in Palmyra Anatolia [modern day Turkey] so it may as well have been some Latakia form neighboring Syria, a little fire at those high altitudes in those cold northern climes.
But then Saint Nicholas is also "the Patron Saint of Sailors" so it could a easily have been some "Players Navy Cut" or Erinmore Flake.
"Peace???????"
"...that heavenly interval of silence when everybody is reloading...."
---Jefferson---
Anchor'sAweigh/SemperFi
ChiefBull