2012 Stonehaven in a MM Legend w/ Blue Acrylic "Forever" stem
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2012 Stonehaven in a MM Legend w/ Blue Acrylic "Forever" stem
Mystery mix in a cob just to get the fires stoking !
D&R Rimboche SJ in a MM cob
Having a bowl of Esoterica Dorchester in my Savinelli Champagne bulldog.
Gonna try this Virginia Gold Black & Gold in this new pipe courtesy of Bruck.
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In a Jobey.....
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oriental Blend in a Brigham brandy pot. to be followed closely by Dunhill London Mixture in a DG Savoy.
and to finish off the night Nightcap in a Dunhill Canted Dublin. Cold night so I'm drinking coffee and going
to get me a shot of Johnny Walker Red (Scotch).
C&D Corn Cob Pipe (and a button nose) in a MM Legend. This is my third bowl from this tin and I'm trying to like it, but it's just not happening. The burley is just harsh and overpowering. Maybe with a few years of age it may mellow and be more well behaved, but this is the only tin I bought and I won't be buying another.
do you like the other C&D burleys? harsh would be one way to describe them. More like a cigar than it is something like PA or carter hall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugsley
I'm not a real burley fan. Though I always keep Carter Hall on hand I use it mainly for breaking in new briars, and it's much more civilized than this blend. The tin note on this reminds me somewhat of Prince Albert, a blend I don't particularly care for. If this is representative of C&D burleys then I'll be avoiding them all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aguineapig