Pipers sound off if you’re present

[Woodpecker]

Having a personal favorite today after work. Rivendell from the country squire is an aromatic blend of black cavendish, Virginia, and burley. It’s a nutty earthy smoke with hints of coco and spicy grassy twang from the Virginia. Little to no tongue bite and tasty to the bottom of the bowl. Smoked in my rusticated Savinelli one. Anyone else a pipe smoker here?

 

[41FanForLife]

I have dabbled with the pipe. My wife said she liked the way it smelled way better than the cigars. Had the Eileen's Dream, Captain Black, Peterson ,and a tobacco from Stokobyes. Seems to be not as expensive as the cigars

 

[41FanForLife]

You shouldn't smoke. It'll stunt your growth !!!

 

[Woodpecker]

I have dabbled with the pipe. My wife said she liked the way it smelled way better than the cigars. Had the Eileen's Dream, Captain Black, Peterson ,and a tobacco from Stokobyes. Seems to be not as expensive as the cigars

Yeah it’s definitely more economical than cigars. Unless you have a bunch of fancy pipes. Those can get crazy expensive.

 

[Redfin]

Nice boots.

 

[Czed]

What kind of pipe?

 

[Woodpecker]

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Crack is whack yo

 

[IffykidMn]

Gave up on Briars about 30yrs ago, still a few Turkish Meerschaums hanging around but mostly Missouri cobs.
Cobs does not matter if they rattle around on the dash, stuffed in a pant pocket get dropped in the log pile or filled with sawdust I dont feel so bad at the end of the day.

Every day all day is my own blend of Black Cavendish, Vanilla, Burley and Bright Virgina.
Favorite is Scotties Trout Stream followed by Stanwell Extra fine.
Mac Barren 7Seas Regular or Black, the Cherry is ok but is still cherry if you know what I mean.

Will not smoke anything Latakia.

 

[JugHead27]

Nice boots.

Decent looking trailer there too

 

[JugHead27]

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Helps keep me energized out in the woods and I forget about any back pain I have.

 

[lohan808]

Have a couple of meerschaums. An old burl or two from when Pa used to smoke. My fave is a tiny meerschaum bought in Germany decades ago, looks like a miniature calabash. I mix Latakia with riff cut Virginia. Slow smoke with a punch.

 

[Woodpecker]

Gave up on Briars about 30yrs ago, still a few Turkish Meerschaums hanging around but mostly Missouri cobs.
Cobs does not matter if they rattle around on the dash, stuffed in a pant pocket get dropped in the log pile or filled with sawdust I dont feel so bad at the end of the day.

Every day all day is my own blend of Black Cavendish, Vanilla, Burley and Bright Virgina.
Favorite is Scotties Trout Stream followed by Stanwell Extra fine.
Mac Barren 7Seas Regular or Black, the Cherry is ok but is still cherry if you know what I mean.

Will not smoke anything Latakia.

I hear ya on the briars. I only smoke them at home. My truck pipes are all cobs. I like trout stream but I like bass pond better.

 

[PissRev]

I wish I had my old man's pipes. He would smoke Middleton's cherry blend and it's a fond memory of mine as a kid.

 

[Woodpecker]

I wish I had my old man's pipes. He would smoke Middleton's cherry blend and it's a fond memory of mine as a kid.

Im in a similar situation. I really wish I had my grandpa’s pipes.

 

[IffykidMn]

I wish I had my old man's pipes. He would smoke Middleton's cherry blend and it's a fond memory of mine as a kid.

I always enjoyed the aroma of someone else smoking Middleton Cherry, Never a fan of the tongue bite it gave me.

 

[IffykidMn]

Im in a similar situation. I really wish I had my grandpa’s pipes.

I have a few of my grandfathers pipes mostly Medico and Dr Grabow and the like and one Meershaum my brother gifted for him while in port in Turkey courtesy the USN back in the mid 60s.

Bass Pond is something I was always tempted to try but never got around to yet!

 

[Woodpecker]

Took advantage of a break in the rain and decided to do some grilling. Enjoying a bowl of Hunting Creek in one of my Missouri Meerschaum cobs. It’s an English aromatic crossover blend that’s woody, smoky, earthy, and nutty with a little bit of baked goods sweetness.

@41FanForLife to circle back to your question about the economy of pipe smoking vs. cigars. This bowl will smoke for over an hour at under a buck, and tastes as good as some of the finest cigars I’ve smoked.

 

[jakethesnake]

Love cobs. I’ve got several. I do have one nice briar savenelli alligator in blue. My go to other briar is a chacom black magic.

 

[jakethesnake]

 

[jakethesnake]

The country squire anniversary cigar is excellent by the way.

Maybe my favorite pipe tobacco is