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.
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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.
Thanks. Quite a few reviews mention the similarity to SJF, which is why I wondered. I'm still trying to figure out exactly what Perique tastes like, and to detect the spice people talk about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cool Breeze
SG Navy Flake is near the top of my list, but it always seems to be sold out. I'm on a couple of waiting lists for it, so I'm sure it'll appear at some point. It definitely sounds up my alley. I didn't realize it had latakia - now I want it even more! I'm fast becoming a SG, GH and JFG whore, and a flake junkie! I seem to have more expensive tastes in tobacco than I do in cigars. Fortunately pipe tobacco goes a lot further.
Finished my bowl of St. James Flake and decided to have one more bowl of tobacco before bed.
I'm now smoking a little Dunhill Royal Yacht. I think this will do it for today.
A bowl of IQ in a cob
sent from my bag phone
KK in a CG
2012 Rolando’s Own in a 2002 black short shank grain relief straight Caminetto 6.L.17 tomato.
Almost finished smoking Old Dark Fired in a smooth medium bend post-WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Shamrock Killarney 9BC with a sterling silver band.
MacBaren Burley London Blend in a 2001 black sandblasted three quarter bend Rinaldo Lithos YY bulldog with an amber colored stem.
MCCranie's Red Flake 2006 in a crazy-big Peterson 2002 POY silver spigot. Tobacco, very nice; pipe pug-ugly (big, unique).
Nice to see you back !Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister Moo