***What Are You Smoking, August 2022?***
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Just passing the first third of this bowl of 2015 Viprati in a 2018 smooth straight flame grain Basil Meadows Merchant Service "Bing" replica with an aluminum band and black ebonite stem.
I recommend 7-20-4 Boston Tea Party, too, if you haven't tried it. For those interested, I reviewed both blends at TR.
I’m going to pick up Boston Tea Party next visit, along with more of the Queen City. I did read your recent review of Queen City - thanks for posting that, it was great. I’ll check out the other review also.
As cshubhra would say, "Cigar Time!"
This past afternoon was such a glorious one!
The weather was magnificent, low 70s, bright and sunny with a refreshing breeze.
I spent nearly two and a half hours savoring a Dreams of Cuba Limited Edition Gordo (6x60), one of the cigars my wife bought me when she was in Tarpon Springs, from the dock-side shop run by Lazaro. I sipped some Macallan 12 as I listened to the classical music programming on WFMT-FM.
This past afternoon was such a glorious one!
The weather was magnificent, low 70s, bright and sunny with a refreshing breeze.
I spent nearly two and a half hours savoring a Dreams of Cuba Limited Edition Gordo (6x60), one of the cigars my wife bought me when she was in Tarpon Springs, from the dock-side shop run by Lazaro. I sipped some Macallan 12 as I listened to the classical music programming on WFMT-FM.
Tried another bowl of Sutliff 515 RC-1 with pinch of Amphora Burley but the vinegar came through too much for me.
Not a bad quality tobacco by any means, just not for me I think.
(Will try it again down the track by using it as a light mixer).
Will be firing up some University Flake soon enough though.
Not a bad quality tobacco by any means, just not for me I think.
(Will try it again down the track by using it as a light mixer).
Will be firing up some University Flake soon enough though.
Not far from finishing ths bowl of Wilke Golden Sceptre in a late 40s, early 50s straight black sandblasted Wagner British Thorn 495 (Comoy’s second) pot with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my water.
This late evening it's a large dose of latakia in a Ben Wade sitter. And Bourbon is my water.
Dagner full of Elizabethan mixture…. Midnight catfishing….hopefully some fried some catfish sandwiches by 2am…
Earlier, I smoked a bowl of D&R Penhooker in a straight brown sandblasted post-WWII family era Sasieni “Canadian” London Made with a sterling silver band with a tapered black vulcanite twin bore stem.
Now, I'm close to finishing this bowl of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in an undated straight smooth brown Crosby Saint Andrews “Merchant Service-like Bing” with a silverish band and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Now, I'm close to finishing this bowl of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in an undated straight smooth brown Crosby Saint Andrews “Merchant Service-like Bing” with a silverish band and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
University Flake whilst having a quick evening stroll.
Woke up from a nightmare and decided to have some Peretti Boston Slices in my IRC Blackruf series apple sitter.
Close to finishing this bowl of Watch City Queequeg’s Moby Dick Series in a slight bend smooth brown post WWII 1940s Sasieni Ivory 101 Westminster diplomat with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Finished work for the day, fed Daisy the Feral Princess, Shy Stripesy, and Tomato. The latter two do not like each other at all, so I kept them apart, and stood around to make sure nobody got chased off for the other's food. Then, I fed Suzy and Molly. At least they are inside, and don't give each other grief about food. I still have stuff to do.
Good morning. One and a half hour run, at 6am, and 45 minutes of weight training at home. My sugar levels have stabilized. Now smoking with, Capstan Blue, in a Peterson pipe. And a second Irish coffee. Too fresh, these tins are from 2020 and 2021, smells like freshly cut grass. Let dry overnight. Tastes like glory though. Blessed smoke.
Just passing the first third of this bowl of Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a 2019 black rusticated Peterson 312 full bend billiard with a military mount and a nickel cap with a cumberland 4AB stem and a N.A.P. bit. Reading baseball box scores while this bowl lasts.
Morning pipe: KBV Uzumaki in my bones baldesian. There is a sweet note to this blend that won’t stop. Quite good.
Eight State Burley from a 1930s BBB 611
Fillmore in a Savinelli Menta, shape 614
Stonehenge in a 1982 Castello great line.- Status