Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by apipeguy

Samples are still up for grabs, for anyone else that would like to try rope. I'll be happy to mail them to you, free of charge, to keep passing it forward.

Thanks for offering them to whomever... I Have tried rope, not my Cup O'Tea... I usually end up chewing them, rather than smoking them...

today's lunch time smoke. 5100 red cake in a cob

Since I have been enjoying the Gawith tobacco's I took a look at the full line up and finally ran these three to ground in tins and
they are on the way to there new home.

1792 Flake
Best Brown Flake
Black XX

Enjoyed a pipe of this old Penzance this afternoon. I think the years of age have been very good to this tobacco. : )

Tried some of the Happy Bogie rope in the Castello Sea Rock that I've been testing the ropes in. Had some high expectations for this from some reading I did and they were not met. I liked the Brown Irish X much better and it was more flavorful. This just seems a little bland.

Back to some of the 4th Generation 1855. It was very nice following a great Easter dinner with some neighbors.

Pipe of my day is blasted pot - enjoy

I smoked some Drama Reserve in a Parker, but the wind was so strong I had to extinguish the pipe a few times to keep it from getting too hot and losing its flavor. Perhaps I need a wind cap.

Been stuck on Bayou Morning is a little black saddlebit Sea Rock all day long, probably about 8 bowls.

An Ashton 'Old Church' EXEL Canadian that I smoked tonight with Early Morning Pipe. The 1929 Half & Half tin in memory of my father, who smoked that stuff more than anything, if he ever did smoke anything else.

I have a nasty cold and could not smoke a single bowl in 3 days. I am not happy
Ill be back. Hey at least my pipes are resting.