What Pipe Tobacco Are You Smoking Today ?

[TREEMAN]

What's in your rotation? What are your favorites ?

 

[TREEMAN]

My first bowl today.......Bayou Morning from Cornell and Diehl with a nice cup of coffee........

 

[Kid Mac]

Peter Stokkebye's English Oriental Supreme. First time with a Stokkebye tobacco. I'll try Stokkebye's Cube Cut this afternoon.

 

[TREEMAN]

Peter Stokkebye's English Oriental Supreme. First time with a Stokkebye tobacco. I'll try Stokkebye's Cube Cut this afternoon.

Hey Kid, how was the Stokkebye's ? You don't see Mexican burley's used too often. I've been on a C+D kick lately....Da Vinci has been my favorite lately......a great smoke !!

 

[Julian Shellhammer]

Yesterday, Second Breakfast from Country Squire.

 

[St James Flake]

Orlik Golden Sliced in a 1940s Dunhill billiard.

I'm very pleased to see this place has some dedication to pipes.

 

[Edward]

Yesterday, Second Breakfast from Country Squire.

Nice choice of name, I'd give that a go. How is it?

I tend to prefer aromatics, myself. Used to quite enjoy Brown Study from the Chap magazine folks (sadly, it's not currently available), but nowadays I pretty much exclusively smoke Creme Brule, custom mixed for Seagar's Snuff Parlour in Covent Garden.

 

[Julian Shellhammer]

Nice choice of name, I'd give that a go. How is it?

I tend to prefer aromatics, myself. Used to quite enjoy Brown Study from the Chap magazine folks (sadly, it's not currently available), but nowadays I pretty much exclusively smoke Creme Brule, custom mixed for Seagar's Snuff Parlour in Covent Garden.

It's light, no burn, from Country Squire Tobacco's Middle Earth line; aromatic, with vanilla and maple

 

[Edward]

It's light, no burn, from Country Squire Tobacco's Middle Earth line; aromatic, with vanilla and maple

Sounds good, I should try that some time.

 

[52Styleline]

Nording "Fox Hound"

 

[TREEMAN]

While I'm not a fan of Va/Per's, I tried Dunhill Navy Rolls this morning. Still NOT a fan!! Perique and I ( unless it's just a TINY amount ) don't get along well together it seems.

 

[TREEMAN]

Just tried another bowl of the Dunhill just to see maybe it was me. Awful !! No taste whatsoever...was just warm steam/ weak cigarette taste. It might be good to use to break-in a pipe just to get rid of it...

 

[TREEMAN]

Just tried another bowl of the Dunhill just to see maybe it was me. Awful !! No taste whatsoever...was just warm steam/ weak cigarette taste. It might be good to use to break-in a pipe just to get rid of it...

I think I judged the Navy Rolls too hastily. Having smoked lat heavy blends all week my palate was not ready to review this blend. So after a days break I tried the Rolls again. They say the third times the charm........they were rite!! I must say I like the Navy Rolls. Very nice taste and after taste. Not mild but medium strength, burns nicely and was an enjoyable smoke.

 

[TREEMAN]

Bells Three Nuns this morning !! A hearty blend !!

 

[TREEMAN]

The Three Nuns are working out fine. With this new version produced by Mac Baren, they have replaced the Perique with Kentucky, and it works quite nicely !!

 

[TREEMAN]

Definitely more people eating and drinking alcohol than smoking pipes.............Pipe smokers unite !!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

After I get woke up here in just a bit I'll be enjoying a bowl of Preacher's Secret, which is
Peter Stokkeybee's old Whiskey #2. After all, it is Sunday morning.

 

[hatsRme]

Anybody here ever use or think they would use a pipe smokers' travel bag? I've been a casual pipe smoker for years, and some time ago came across a beautiful Longchamp leather "bag" for four pipes and a tobacco pouch. Still in its original box, I've never found myself making use of this "luxury" item, making me wonder if this was just an idea of someone who sells leather goods, but doesn't imbibe in pipe smoking. Just seemed like another thing to take along. Thoughts, anybody?

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Anybody here ever use or think they would use a pipe smokers' travel bag? I've been a casual pipe smoker for years, and some time ago came across a beautiful Longchamp leather "bag" for four pipes and a tobacco pouch. Still in its original box, I've never found myself making use of this "luxury" item, making me wonder if this was just an idea of someone who sells leather goods, but doesn't imbibe in pipe smoking. Just seemed like another thing to take along. Thoughts, anybody?

Charlie, I've never used a pipe travel bag. My pipes were usually stuck around in pockets, luggage, vehicles, etc. I have had various kinds of tobacco pouches thru the yrs, most were rubber lined. Nowadays I may carry more than one type of tobacco so I use Ziplok baggies & usually stuff those into a bigger pouch.

 

[TREEMAN]

C+D DiVinci.......is hitting the spot tonite !! Typing this as the bowl is cooling off a bit.