After reading some of your posts here I dug out a couple of my old pipes.
The one I smoked the most is a Ben Wade Intermezzo that I have had over 20 years. I picked up a tin of Blue Note. Guess I need to shop around for some more.
I've had a pipe for about a year now, and have always loved the ways pipes smell. But I know nothing about the tobacco for them. I've recently started smoking cigars and love them, but that can get costly. So I've decided to break out my pipe again and give it another go. Can any of y'all give...
This is the new pipe (Eric Nording Freehand) that some of you mooks got me! It rocks! Smokes like a dream. Nice grain and the perfect weight to have hanging in my mouth. I love it!
Steve really set me up with some great tobaccos and a pipe as well. I tried one or two and was hooked.....Crap!
Well today I called Cornell&Diehl And got set up with a sampler that they helped me pick out.
I picked up
#108 Pegasus
#531 Yale Mixture
#416 Plantation Evening
#457 York...
Just wondering?
A friend of mine brought me back a Hookah upon his return from the Middle East (he is "contract security"). We use to work together (before he started contracting) and after attending my first yearly Company Christmas party at a Lebonese Resturant (complete with Lebonese Band...
Just wanted to let you guys know of a great place to get sampler of pipe tobacco. Cornell & Diehl blends their own tobaccos. They have a huge number of blends to try. You can create your own samplers.
http://CornellandDiehl.com
Sam
Ok so all of this is new to me! I have four dif tobaccos right now and three out of the four I like. The McClelland 2015 is awesome. I think I will be smoking allot of this in the days to come.
So what is the one tobacco (right now) that it seems like you could smoke every day?
Hello all, just wondering if anyone knows of a good source for what I believe are called "slip" clay pipes. I can't seem to find them anymore. My local tobacconist used to carry them for like $5-7. Now the only thing he has in clay is those super long stem, thick clay tavern pipes, inpsired...
If you had to smoke one, and only one, blend of pipe tobacco. What brand would it be?
By the question I mean brand name and blend. Not types of tobacco in the blend.
I don't have one yet, but Boswell's No Bite Delight and Frogmorton are the two tops for now.
This is my 250th post btw...
Hey everyone,
Any idea where I can find the value of my Dunhill? It's a '78 shell briar Dublin shape in their largest size. I can get all kinds of date/style info, but I can't find a value for it anywhere.
my local smoke shop (where i get most of my cigars) has a few jars of pipe tobacco. i have been very tempted to buy some. The jars have names on them. Im making an assumtion that this is the either the brand or flavor (or both). Are these standard throughout the pipe world and if so any...
i have never seriously smoked a pipe. This means that i have newbie-type questions.
the big one on my mind is this: I know that "good" pipes cost a premium price being that they are hand carved and what not. Does that make any difference on the taste? why should i spend premium money on a...
now... im not much of a pipe smoker but if i was id get one of these bad boys:
http://www.talbertpipes.com/index.html
infact they may be so awesome i may have to take up the pipe just to get one.
Penzance, nothing new to me here.
McClelland's Grey Havens. Mixed reviews but recommended by a friend who has never been wrong before.
da Vinci by Cornell & Diehl. Pretty good reviews... I have wanted to try this tobacco for some time. ADDED: Just realized this tin is from sep 2001...