P&W Dummerston in my old reliable 1986 smooth Peterson Kildare 999 Rhodesian.
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P&W Dummerston in my old reliable 1986 smooth Peterson Kildare 999 Rhodesian.
P&W #515 in a 1998 smooth straight Butz-Choquin Bistro 1501 pot.
Owls head in the mm Ozark
How do you like that stuff? It's stirred up my interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimInks
Peter Stokkebye 80 Norwegian Blend in an old grain relief, partly smooth full bend "V" shape bowl Ben Wade Prominence freehand with the letter A and the numeral 2 in circles.
2010 GH Kendall Kentucky in Old Reliable, a Savinelli 320 Tignanello.
Smoking a bowl of tobacco in a pipe :)
OK, this one is C&D Safe Harbor, from our friend @Alligator Gar , in an Altinok meer - bent billiard smooth.
Update: whoowee, this one has some serious vitamin N!
Now smoking the best durn tobacco made today: Strang in a 2003 smooth medium bent straight grain Ardor Venere Extra signed by Dorelio Rovera Dublin.
Jim - I was going to ask you what you thought of this one, but then it occurred to me to see if you had reviewed it on tobaccoreviews.com, which you have; hope you don't mine my quoting you here:Quote:
Originally Posted by JimInks
The Virginias are citrusy sweet, grassy and hay-like. The burley is mildly nutty, toasty sweet, adding a little substance. The Orientals are smoky, woody and spicy, and are evident in every puff, but do not dominate. While the Virginias act as a base for the other components, they tend to take the lead more than the burley does. Burns at a more than moderate rate, but should not be puffed at a fast pace, or you risk the presence of it burning hot as well as getting a cigarette taste. The flavor is consistent to the finish. Has a mild nic-hit, leaves virtually no moisture in the bowl, and the after taste is pleasant. The Orientals tend to make for a woody room note. An all day smoke if you're so inclined.
2009 McClelland Beacon in a post WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Dublin straight smooth X155 Bulldog with a sterling silver band.