Tinderbox Cherry Almond aromatic. Im not usually an aro guy, but this is pretty good. Not real wet or harsh at all. In my Luciano Pease/di piazza chubby dublin.
Everyone has a $20 pipe! As long as it smokes it will give you an idea of what the experience is like. A better briar will smoke better but hey it is Borkum Riff so its all good.
Last night I changed up the rotation and tried Hearth and Homes Admiralty. I was looking for a mild English on such a warm night. It was not what I was looking for. I will have to try it again but after a couple of bowls I can already say that I will not reorder.
Today's the day,, gonna dust off the savinelli and pack a bowl,,or two,,,, gonna try a new blend for me, local blend called Chuckanut,, (local mountains part of the cascades) dont ask me whats in it? hell if I know. Smells wonderful.
Today's the day,, gonna dust off the savinelli and pack a bowl,,or two,,,, gonna try a new blend for me, local blend called Chuckanut,, (local mountains part of the cascades) dont ask me whats in it? hell if I know. Smells wonderful.
WOOHOO! Time to get more folks to the pipe threads.
Today's the day,, gonna dust off the savinelli and pack a bowl,,or two,,,, gonna try a new blend for me, local blend called Chuckanut,, (local mountains part of the cascades) dont ask me whats in it? hell if I know. Smells wonderful.
WOOHOO! Time to get more folks to the pipe threads.
It was a very mild blend,, Perfect for a morning smoke. Still need to work on my packing but overall it went pretty well.
I'm back to FM Cellar tonight. Still love this tobacco. It has that same florally note that FM has that I love, just bolder and fuller. It may be slightly sweeter too, but I'd never describe it as sweet. To me the actual flavors are nearly identical; but where FM is a whisper, Cellar is a shout. One of my top three blends for sure.
Veermaster in a Kaywoodie. Excellent Virginia. Take time to rub it out unless you are a flake master. I am not. Let it dry a little. It still takes a few lights to get running but when it does, good things happen.
Veermaster in a Kaywoodie. Excellent Virginia. Take time to rub it out unless you are a flake master. I am not. Let it dry a little. It still takes a few lights to get running but when it does, good things happen.
I like Veermaster too. It was hard to find so when it finally came in I grabbed 4 tins. I smoked one right away and it was OK. The next one was better with just 6 months on it. The other 2 I have sitting for a while. I will open the next one with about 1 yr on it. If it improves like it did after just 6 months I think I will buy a couple of lbs of it. It is worth trying if you like VA's.
Veermaster in a Kaywoodie. Excellent Virginia. Take time to rub it out unless you are a flake master. I am not. Let it dry a little. It still takes a few lights to get running but when it does, good things happen.
I like Veermaster too. It was hard to find so when it finally came in I grabbed 4 tins. I smoked one right away and it was OK. The next one was better with just 6 months on it. The other 2 I have sitting for a while. I will open the next one with about 1 yr on it. If it improves like it did after just 6 months I think I will buy a couple of lbs of it. It is worth trying if you like VA's.
The stuff I have already is aged a bit. Just took time to understand how much to rub and dry it.
Man...I seriously love Captain Black Royal. It burns perfect for me... I smoke it through two different pipes, and can literally now walk away form the bowl, come back a few minutes later and it still burns right down to the ash.
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