What are you smoking?
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House of Smoke No 7 - Buch Choquin Midnight, double Greek coffee plus cool water beside me.
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Just finished smoking Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem. A bottle of Maine Root Beer made with pure cane sugar is my drink.
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Calliope's Choice in a black walnut horn.
This morning, St Bruno Ready-Rubbed in a Sultan meer Bulldog; this evening, Coniston Cut Plug in a straight Dutch meer billiard
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I've been working as a volunteer for the last four days @ the club for the USGA Amateur Four Ball Tournament as a Fore Caddy & Marshal (ya know, keepin all of those unruly golf fans in line [
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Been a good opportunity to pay a little attention to my cigar humidor and enjoy a few Arturo Fuente 858's each day.
Finally got around to having my first pipe in 4 or 5 days (been passing out in the evenings after spending 8 hours out on the course walking 18 hole rounds in the 90 degree humid Carolina heat. (yeah, I know, I'm gettin old and fat)
Anyway, started out the evening with a new tin of Haunted Bookshop, despite JimInks warnings in his tobacco review of this blend I thought I'd give it a try.... Welp, it's definitely a bolder smoke than I usually enjoy. So much so that I don't really know if I like it or not. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it's a great smoke for some of you out there, but just a little too strong/harsh for what I enjoy in my pipes. Guess I'll let it sit on the shelf and circle back to it every once in a while.
So..... with that being said I decided to pull down a familiar blend, to me anyway, and enjoy some D&R English Hooplah in my Calabresi Bent Dublin. Man do I enjoy this blend in this pipe. []
Next in my tobacco medley was FM Across the Pond in my dedicated FM pipe, a Key Club Poker with a wonderfully thin saddle bit.
Then it was on to some Nightcap in a great little Rahm Bent Bulldog.
And now enjoying MM 965 in my Savinelli 320KS. Fantastic blend in a neat briar.
Sippin Glenrothes, neat.
] )Been a good opportunity to pay a little attention to my cigar humidor and enjoy a few Arturo Fuente 858's each day.
Finally got around to having my first pipe in 4 or 5 days (been passing out in the evenings after spending 8 hours out on the course walking 18 hole rounds in the 90 degree humid Carolina heat. (yeah, I know, I'm gettin old and fat)
Anyway, started out the evening with a new tin of Haunted Bookshop, despite JimInks warnings in his tobacco review of this blend I thought I'd give it a try.... Welp, it's definitely a bolder smoke than I usually enjoy. So much so that I don't really know if I like it or not. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it's a great smoke for some of you out there, but just a little too strong/harsh for what I enjoy in my pipes. Guess I'll let it sit on the shelf and circle back to it every once in a while.
So..... with that being said I decided to pull down a familiar blend, to me anyway, and enjoy some D&R English Hooplah in my Calabresi Bent Dublin. Man do I enjoy this blend in this pipe. [
]Next in my tobacco medley was FM Across the Pond in my dedicated FM pipe, a Key Club Poker with a wonderfully thin saddle bit.
Then it was on to some Nightcap in a great little Rahm Bent Bulldog.
And now enjoying MM 965 in my Savinelli 320KS. Fantastic blend in a neat briar.
Sippin Glenrothes, neat.
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