March Meer Madness - 2015

[quo155]

I wonder if I'd like a meer. I have a ton of briar pipes but I only really smoke my MM Country Gentleman's. I guess I need to do a little looking into this...

[Mister Moo]

I wonder if I'd like a meer. I have a ton of briar pipes but I only really smoke my MM Country Gentleman's. I guess I need to do a little looking into this...

I feel your pain, q. I have enough briars but I smoke a MM General more than any of them; it has been burned and mudded several times over the years - lve the General! I like my meers for a few reasons but, first and foremost, when they're clean they don't add anything to the tobacco; A meer lets you know exactly what's what in a blend. For this reason I prefer a meer when I smoke a new-to-me tbacco for the first several times. Next, they barely (or rarely) ghost much so, for traveling, one meer can cover a couple of different tobaccos. Finally, they tend to smoke cool and it's pretty hard to get one soggy by smoking too much in a day.

As a sort-of slob, I like classic meers with smooth finishes because it' easy to keep them free of tobacco and ash. Exception: I could not pass on the Yanik cabbage which was too big, weird and carved to ignore.

Zee Yonn-eek Cobbidge, she eez a beest.

[quo155]

As a sort-of slob, I like classic meers with smooth finishes because it' easy to keep them free of tobacco and ash. Exception: I could not pass on the Yanik cabbage which was too big, weird and carved to ignore.

Zee Yonn-eek Cobbidge, she eez a beest.

BEAUTIFUL!!!

That's very nice!

...tempting...