What Did You Smoke Today? (Pipe Edition)

**AlanS** · 02-21-2015, 12:19 AM

Lets just say I lived up to my obligation today, I filled my pipe and smoked it! Enjoy

**Pugsley** · 02-21-2015, 01:12 AM

Escudo in a six sided paneled Mark Tinsky apple with a coral finish and amber stem. It's the 2007 Club Stogie pipe that I bought from a brother, who's name escapes me just now, on Puff. A terrific smoker with a nice, open draw,and I still can't understand how he could part with it.

**Bruck** · 02-21-2015, 01:43 AM

Originally Posted by AlanS

Lets just say I lived up to my obligation today, I filled my pipe and smoked it! Enjoy

That's really all we're asking for

**JimInks** · 02-21-2015, 02:14 AM

Originally Posted by OnePyroTec

I never really took a liking to the Manil tobacco like I thought I would from the reviews before the U.S. release.

Anyhow Jim, Strang, is that the Motzek - Curly (Strang)? Where can one find it?

As much as I like the Semois, I find I can only like as much as I do if I smoke it every once in a while and not in a big bowl. I much prefer Tilbury!

Strang is only available from Herb Motzek in Germany. You have to send him a private message for detail on how to pay for it. I say it's the best tobacco made today, and I wish I could afford to cellar it. If you decide to buy it, I strongly recommend you buy the uncut rope version, which looks like a cigar. The pre-cut version is a little less stronger with less nuance and for some reason, they add a very slight topping... guess to keep it fresh or something. Bad, bad, bad idea.

http://deintabak.de/

http://dein-tabak.de/product_info.p....---100gr-.html

Just finished smoking Old Dark Fired in a 1970s GBD Prehistoric Rhodesian 9438 with a perspex stem. Next is Erimore Flake in a smooth almost full bend 1981 Briar Workshop round volcano signed by Elliott Nachwalter with a gold acrylic stem.

**OnePyroTec** · 02-21-2015, 02:18 AM

Thank very much for the links Jim.

**JimInks** · 02-21-2015, 04:06 AM

Almost finished smoking Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in the very first pipe I ever smoked (which was my father’s pipe), a late 1950s smooth with etched grooves straight Willard long stem adjustomatic Billiard.