SPC Mississippi River in a MM Pride Strait
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SPC Mississippi River in a MM Pride Strait
Already being a fan of LNF and hearing many people sing the praises of LBF I thought it was a safe gamble. I wasn't disappointed. If your flakes are on par then you're definitely doing something right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruck
Smoked a bowl of Bald Headed Teacher this morning in a GBD Sable.
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Undescended testicles strong. The perique helped.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
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.
Field and Stream Match in a 2003 IMP horn Meer.
More St James Flake in the Big Ben dublin. almost done with this and thinking about opening another tin...I don't know if I want to crack some Red Rapparee or 3 Oaks Syrian..hmmmm
Almost finished smoking C&D Burley Flake #1 in a 1979 smooth slight bend H. Jones Ltd. Easy Loader 391 Dublin.
1970s Union Leader in a 1990 smooth medium bend Nording freehand sitter with a wider top than bottom that also has a ridge and a narrower bowl resembling an upside down spout, with an amber colored lucite stem with cream swirls. I've enough for one more bowl.
Mozart (from Amadeus): "Oh, please, please. Please make it German."Quote:
Originally Posted by LandonColby
2015 Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake in a 1983 Ser Jacopo Gemma Granato squat billiard taper with gold/silver band.
You've put me in a pickle, because unless I am mistaken both are of Scottish origin!Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
Not far from finishing this bowl of SWRA in a straight black sandblast undated Savinelli Hercules 115EX pot.
I assume that the 3 Oaks Syrian in American? (McClelland)Quote:
Originally Posted by LandonColby
Rattray's all have a Scottish origin, you are correct.
Ken McConnell wasn't quite sure which of the Rattray's formulas were originally created by Rattray or McConnell except for Red Rapparree and Marlin Flake that he felt were McConnell created formulas. In truth, since McConnell made the Rattray line for many years the formulas were all changed perhaps many times over the years so that they were McConnell formulas but that doesn't affect it's origin. Of course the Rattray line is made by Kohlhase in Germany since 1989.
Ken McConnell felt that the Red Rapp was one of his finest creations. I do too. Make mine German! Open the Rapp!
Hmph, I guess I have been too plain. I assumed you referred to the name McClelland, which is of Scottish origin, and Rattray's is obviously of Scotland.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
Tut tut! I'm off to open some Red!
...or maybe I should save it considering recent legislation..
Revelation match in an Ehrlich Oom Paul
Savinelli Essenza Cipriota in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl.
Carter Hall in a straight stem cob Apple.
I'm a convert, always buy more for so many reasons that are not ageing. It's a very personal investment - you know the value.Quote:
Originally Posted by LandonColby
Pardons, I took you too literally. Carl Ehwa founded McClelland and in 1977 that looked more impressive on a tin than Ehwa. but I don't know if the name has any significance.
2015 MacBaren Virginia #1 in a 1961 Barling's Make #7574 smooth canadian.
First time smoking this tobacco in almost 40 years.
Hearth & Home Blackhouse in a MM cob with a forever stem. Exceptional blend.
Just finished smoking Sergeant Miller’s Inker’s Mixture in a 1979 Ascorti Business KS Oom Paul with a black pearl acrylic stem.
H&H Classic Burley Kake in a MM Eaton cob.
some homemade flake in a meer.
Smoking the last of my stash of Watch City Deluxe Crumb Cut in a 1982 smooth straight Sasieni Ivory 105 Apple.
2015 Dunhill Mixture #965 in an early 1970s Caminetto Business #104 saddle billiard.
Smoking the last of my stash of Wessex Red Flake in a 1979 brown grain etched Lane Era Charatan's Make medium bend double comfort stem calabash shape 483DC.
Just a few minutes away from smoking Dunhill Elizabethan Match in a 1982 smooth straight Dunhill Root Briar 31051.
reprised
2015 Dunhill Mixture #965 in a 1986 Ser Jacopo Renaissance #107 rusticated taper billiard.
With all I have tried this is my favorite
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Thanks Bill [emoji106]
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Hobbit's Weed in a 2002 IMP smooth full bend egg shaped meer.
McClelland Drama Reserve in No-name prince briar
Now smoking the last of my stash of 1970s Union Leader in a smooth 2002 Peterson Sherlock Holmes Series Milverton. Next, I'll concentrate on smoking up Union Leader Match.
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Driving to the dump and packed a bowl of C&D's Epiphany in a Custom-bilt panel for the trip.
Just finished smoking Model Match in an early Radice Tiger Eye G medium bend pipe with a bamboo-style carving on the shank.
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.
Was last night, but a bowl of Sutliff Old Professor. Really nice smoke, but it did not pass the wife test, haha.
OGS in my "new" CustomBilt
Ryan, that's why the almighty made the outdoors. Generally, if the wife don't lke it, it tastes good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Horsefeathers
It's similar with cheese where the worse it smells the better it tastes with the exception of Limburger that was just a mistake that no one wanted to own.
2014 Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake in a 1983 James Upshall bX Striaght Grain saddle billiard with gold band.
Speaking of outdoors, I'm on the porch in a sweatshirt and it's beautiful, 63 degrees and the snow is almost gone :(.
2014 Gawith Hoggarth Broken Scotch Cake in a 1930s Barling's Make Ye Olde Wood smooth saddle billiard.
Opened up the pond this morning and I'm anxiously waiting to make a fish sighting. I may just be hoping against hope but 13 out of 14 made it last year. Fingers crossed.
Just finished smoking Sergeant Miller’s Inker’s Mixture in a 1982 near full bend egg shaped Ascorti Business KS with a black ferrule and saddle stem.
Villiger Late Night in a 1975 medium bend sandblasted looking, smooth on the sides yellow Pioneer meer.
2014 No Clue in a 1981 Mastro de Paja 1C sandblasted lovat.
No Clue was blended and graciously sent to me about 6 months ago by our own Wayne @OnePyroTec.
The humble name, No Clue, gives no indication of the sublime smoking experience to follow. It's one of the finest VaPers that I've ever encountered.
I was inspired to smoke the last of the No Name by the beautiful weather, it just seemed fitting. I banged the bag but there was no more.
Wayne was modest, even humble about his mixture but it's an achievement that any legendary blender would have relished to have called their own.
Kudos, kudos and more kudos Wayne, you knocked this out of the park! Now I smoke, ssshhhh. :) :)