Some Old Joe Krantz out of a no name estate that smokes very well I must say. On the table, some Coleman Hawkins
***What Are You Smoking, February 2022?***
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Finished a bowl of Wessex Gold Virginia Flake in an Altinay on the way home from golf.
I've been enjoying Mac Baren Vanilla Flake quite a bit this month. Such a pleasant smoke.
Pictured here is my new Erich Heikaus Heibe pipe. 60 years old, unsmoked. So far MB Vanilla is all I've smoked in it, and it seems like a perfect fit.
Pictured here is my new Erich Heikaus Heibe pipe. 60 years old, unsmoked. So far MB Vanilla is all I've smoked in it, and it seems like a perfect fit.
Solani ABF in a Castello great line fiammata dublin.
MacBaren HH Bold Kentucky in my Peterson Cara XL90 w/Guinness Draught Stout ?
I'll try a 2 day dry first. Takes a little longer to dry here on the coast.
Trying out some Essenza Cipriota in a country gentleman. Pretty darn tasty so far!
This afternoon's smoke, Plum Pudding in the Savinelli Porto Cervo.
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Just got home from taking my daughter to see the new Spider-Man movie. It’s our thing to watch superhero movies. Tonight I’m smoking PS proper English in my 904 Sav and glass of Buffalo trace. 
I use a desk lamp, it cuts the time way down!
Bayou Morning in a Bill Walther Squashed Tomato
Late 1970s CHARATAN'S MAKE LONDON ENGLAND
Silver band stamped F.C (Frederick Charatan) and .925
(BELVEDERE finish / Bell Dublin shape)
+ Samuel Gawith BLACK CHERRY
The mahogany stain was probably most popular in the 1920 - along with the walnut stain ...
1922
... but also seen as far back as the 1890s ...
1890
... and in more modern times
1965
Silver band stamped F.C (Frederick Charatan) and .925
(BELVEDERE finish / Bell Dublin shape)
+ Samuel Gawith BLACK CHERRY
The mahogany stain was probably most popular in the 1920 - along with the walnut stain ...
1922
... but also seen as far back as the 1890s ...
1890
... and in more modern times
1965
I now use a coffee mug warmer and set the jar or tin on it for a while like @cosmicfolklore suggested. Works well too.
Germain's Bridge Old Brown Flake in a Rad Davis.
Exotic Passion in a Pot o Gold cob.
Vincent Manil Semois - Reserve Du Patron in a Savinelli Silver 606 EX
I've been loving Bob's Chocolate Flake recently. So good. Enjoy!
How's do you like Sam's Flake? I'm thinking of picking some up from a B&M around here. I've had a couple other Lakelands that I've enjoyed, but haven't tried this yet.Samuel Gawith Sam’s Flake in a Moretti Morta Freehand.
Be healthy and well everyone!
Don’t let the drama of life drag you down, my fellow pipe smokers!
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Pretty sure if I smoked one of those, it would creep my wife out.
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