What Did You Smoke Today? (Pipe Edition)

ODF in a cob with a forever stem. @Haebar , now that I think about it, I don't know what shape this cob is that you gave me for SPS...is it just a random second?

changed to an aromatic for the after lunch smoke, Rattray's Buckingham in my aromatic pipe, a Kaywoodie Supergrain billiard.

Two Friends Bed & Breakfast in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl.

Half a flake of OGS in Mini MM cob during a quick tiling break.

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Originally Posted by LandonColby

ODF in a cob with a forever stem. @Haebar , now that I think about it, I don't know what shape this cob is that you gave me for SPS...is it just a random second?

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I don't know what the shape is called; I looked on their website and couldn't find a current offering that was similar. It was part of one of their grab bags of reject pipes. Glad to hear you are enjoying the forever stem. The clay you gave me is just starting to color like dulce la leche. It smokes cool and dry.

Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a sandblast bent billiard Oscar

G&H Scotch Flake Scented in a no-name lattice billiard meer. Getting ready for March Meer Madness. This is the only meer I smoke. I have one other one, but I can't get a good smoke out of it to save my life.

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Originally Posted by tmoran

G&H Scotch Flake Scented in a no-name lattice billiard meer.

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Is that a Lakeland snot blend? I almost picked some up on IPSD but used my inner (weak) self control to keep the price of my order down.

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Originally Posted by Branzig

Is that a Lakeland snot blend? I almost picked some up on IPSD but used my inner (weak) self control to keep the price of my order down.

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Not really. The topping is mostly cocoa/vanilla. It has a very slight Lakeland floral quality, but it's more like it was stored somewhere in proximity to some Ennerdale. It is a very background note. I quite enjoy it, but I don't like heavy Lakeland blends.

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Originally Posted by tmoran

Not really. The topping is mostly cocoa/vanilla. It has a very slight Lakeland floral quality, but it's more like it was stored somewhere in proximity to some Ennerdale. It is a very background note. I quite enjoy it, but I don't like heavy Lakeland blends.

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Hmm interesting. Sounds like it is more of the topping that may be found on the grand SG Kendal Cream Flake. I may check it out sometime, although it seems when it comes to GH&Co blends, I like the snot thick :p

Speaking of Kendal Cream, I am finishing up some DGT style. Left half a bowl in the garage overnight for some odd reason. The extra dryness is bringing out some interesting notes in the burley side I think! :pipe: