What Did You Smoke Today? (Pipe Edition)

[JimInks]

Dunhill Elizabethan Match in a smooth 1977 Medley (GBD second) medium bend billiard with a flat underside with a black vulcanite stem.

[droy1958]

I need to try that one day. I have a rocky relationship with burley, but I need to suck it up and get a tin one day. I've heard nothing but good things about it.

Try Old Joe Krantz or Haunted Bookshop. I think they're both pretty good....

[JimInks]

Just finished smoking Sir Walter Raleigh in a medium bend 2002 MM Legend cob.

[JimInks]

Stokkebye Highland Whiskey in a 2013 slight bend grain etched briar John Barrett Volcano with a walnut shank.

[JimInks]

Half way through this bowl of Peretti’s Park Square in a 1988 smooth full bend Peterson System Standard XL 315 with a black vulcanite stem and p-lip.

[Bruck]

G&H Louisiana Perique - lightin up the old nicotine receptors!

Pipe: Brylon straight pot with square sides. I think it's a Yello Bole, not sure, it's the brand with the club (shamrock) symbol on the side. I quit using this pipe a while ago as it was a severe gurgler, but I thought I'd give it a try again tonight, as I've graduated from pipe noob tenderfoot second class to pipe noob tenderfoot first class. So far so good, but it has required a few more relights than I prefer.

[cpmcdill]

Dunhill London Mixture in a Peterson Kinsale XL26

[JimInks]

Stokkebye Evening Treasure in a 2003 IMP horn Meer with a black acrylic stem.

[Branzig]

G&H Louisiana Perique - lightin up the old nicotine receptors!

Pipe: Brylon straight pot with square sides. I think it's a Yello Bole, not sure, it's the brand with the club (shamrock) symbol on the side. I quit using this pipe a while ago as it was a severe gurgler, but I thought I'd give it a try again tonight, as I've graduated from pipe noob tenderfoot second class to pipe noob tenderfoot first class. So far so good, but it has required a few more relights than I prefer.

Sounds like a Kaywoodie to me, friend.

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[Cool Breeze]

Finishing up a bowl of FVF in a Savinelli Series III.
This is the first time I've tried a flake using the cube cut method. I think I like it.