Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by buckeye

thought you guys would like to see our future bunny chasers. our female tammy had and raised these pups in sub zero weather. we do have heaters in our kennels. they seem to love the warmer weather.

Nice puppies. They seemed to have full throttle while running around. Thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by 1OldGI

A wonderful lazy Sunday afternoon, all my chores are done and I'm kicking back with an Edward's Burl Cut loaded with Old Joe Krantz and sipping on a cold Yuengling's Black and tan. Also in and out of the shave cave honing up some of my toys. Ham hocks and pinto beans in the crock pot for later.

Me and you have the same taste in beers it seems. I was knocking back a couple of PBR's last night thinking about the ones you posted then I see that you like the Yeungling. Do you like Shiner by any chance??

a homemade and hackert pipe. nording flake and my ruger charger with 50rd drum.

Good morning, Gentleman

First pipe today:
Les Wood

Originally Posted by sbrouwers

Me and you have the same taste in beers it seems. I was knocking back a couple of PBR's last night thinking about the ones you posted then I see that you like the Yeungling. Do you like Shiner by any chance??

When I lived in Texas I drank Shiner Bock like it was my job. It's kinda hard to find here though.

Originally Posted by 1OldGI

When I lived in Texas I drank Shiner Bock like it was my job. It's kinda hard to find here though.

I am a big fan of Shiner. The lady down at the Liquor store keeps a good stock. Did you ever try the Shiner smokehaus?

I am in the same boat with the Yeungling I can't get it down here.

Nope, never sampled Shiner Smokehaus. I may need to go make the rounds and see if I can find it anywhere. Once in a very blue moon I can find limited quantities of Shiner locally but it's pretty scarce. Yuengling on the other hand, is everywhere. Oddly enough, I had never drank Yuengling until a couple years ago, I had a sudden inexplicable craving for dark beer. I went into the grocery store and there it was, Yuengling Black and Tan. I've been a fan every since.

Anyway, back on topic: Today I burned 3 good bowls of C&D Billy Budd in a Kaywoodie Flame Grain Meerschaum (a nice piece of briar with a meerschaum lined bowl). It's real simple fellas, this tobacco is the poo! It's normally a dead heat between this stuff and my all time favorite, Old Joe Krantz. On a day like today, I'd probably call it Billy Budd by a nose. My next TAD order will probably include C&D Epiphany another wonderful burley/light latakia blend.