Sam Gawith Brown Sugar Flake in a mid-1970s black rusticated straight Savinelli Estella 915 KS billiard.
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Sam Gawith Brown Sugar Flake in a mid-1970s black rusticated straight Savinelli Estella 915 KS billiard.
F&K Sterling Match 759 in a cob. Nice but not as good as some other 759 simulatives I've tried. Never having had real Sobranie 759, I can't speak to actual authenticity.
Here ya go @Alligator Gar !
Here's a big ugly Brigham pot 1 dot for ya! Not pipe porn, but it's what I'm smoking. In it some harsh and overly dry GH&Co Dark Flake.
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Thanks! It's all fascinating to me, and now I know what a BU Brigham pot 1 dot looks like. Is Big Ugly the manufacturer? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Branzig
Smoking some smoky Frog Morton Cellar in a Peterson Harp. One of the few McKetchups I like
Listing this a little early so I can concentrate on work for a while: Peterson’s Irish Whisky in a 2002 IMP smooth full bend egg shaped meer. I've enough for one more bowl.
C&D Billy Budd in a Canterbury billiard
No sir, Big and Ugly are the adjectives I used to describe this pipe. Brigham would be the manufacture :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alligator Gar
I just think this is an ugly pipe. But it smokes great, so it is a keeper. Looks ain't everything :p
SPC Miss. River in MM Legend
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Originally Posted by Branzig
Ugly pipes that smoke have a way of becoming quite beautiful. Whoever advised you to give that Brigham a workout before passing it on sounds like a wise man.
Out for diner tonight to celebrate my son's 29th birthday at a nice Japanese restaurant in Riverhead (all the way out - next stop is Dublin). I ordered some (cold) sparkling sake that was delightful and light and then the owner gave me a nice sized (very) warm bottle of the more common sake on the house. Wonderful stuff.
2015 Gawith Hoggarth Louisiana Flake in a 1984 Ser Jacopo L1 saddle panel.
More sake please!