Thread: Pipe of the Day

Just some more Bayou Morning in a Castello Collection Great Line.

Hi all!
First bowl of the day
G.L.Pease Blackpoint in Brigham Klondike Volcano. The Brighams are a Canadian brand that go way back but actual Canadian production ceased in 2006 or 2011?? The Klondike line is the second highest, Acadian line being the highest. Klondikes are made in Italy, Acadians in France. I have one Canadian made Brigham; a Sportsman that I found on Kijiji.

Nose warmer full of Peterson's Sweet Killarney. Good stuff. After church I got the mower back running & cut some grass then weed eated, dinner then the pipe.

Originally Posted by apipeguy

Just some more Bayou Morning in a Castello Collection Great Line.

Nice pipe!

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SG Chocolate flake in a CAO bent bulldog meerschaum.

Just finished a very long, very enjoyable pipe of 2006 Erinmore Flake in a huge Edwards Algerian Briar No. 42 that was a restoration from reborn pipes.

Just going to the garage to smoke a bowl of G.L. Pease Westminster in a Charatan Perfection

My Charatan

After a month or so of trying other tobaccos and venturing out and all that,I went to my local and got 6 ounces of my good ol Pilots mix. Better known in the world as McClellends Bulk 2000 Fragrant matured cake. It's good to be back with my old friend cause at the end of the day,this is what I truly love. Viking Rustic bent Tomato full of it , Ahhhhhhhhhhh ! Jar on the left is Pilots Mix,jar on the right is Boswells Northwoods. I like what I know and know what I like.

Originally Posted by Nightblade

After a month or so of trying other tobaccos and venturing out and all that,I went to my local and got 6 ounces of my good ol Pilots mix. Better known in the world as McClellends Bulk 2000 Fragrant matured cake. It's good to be back with my old friend cause at the end of the day,this is what I truly love. Viking Rustic bent Tomato full of it , Ahhhhhhhhhhh ! Jar on the left is Pilots Mix,jar on the right is Boswells Northwoods. I like what I know and know what I like.

I have four primary tobaccos and do not see the need to keep trying new stuff all the time to just be kind of disappointed and go back to what I really like. I do try a new one now and again but it usually just confirms that my constants are good choices. I guess after 40 some years of smoking a pipe I know what I like, too.

Starting this morning with Old Joe Krantz in a Castello Sea Rock 30.