What is in your pipe?
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Salty Dogs in a small pot by J. Everett Pipes.
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Mac Baren Virgina Flake in a M. Addis.
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4th gen peaty KY in a Kriswill
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I've been looking at silver capped pipes lately. Then I get a ruler and beat my knuckles until the urge goes away. I suppose I could use a similar strategy for the BOTW thread, but there's no "add to cart" option, so I'm good with just looking.
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Getting a late start this morning with "Burley Morning Pipe with Coffee" with coffee in my Neal Monier Bing. It's a breezy morning and we're hoping it's warm tomorrow so the visiting family will be comfortable eating in the back yard.
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Mac Baren Club Blend in a Rossi.
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Sam Gawith navy flake in a Preben Holm
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Fusilier’s ration in a Rossi
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Mac Baren Virginia No. 1 in a M. Addis.
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Your Welcome in a Stanwell
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Enjoying some W. O. Larsen Signature from 2018 in my Stanwell HCA with the short stem on. Funny how some tobaccos seem to fit certain pipes. This is a winning combo.
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Sounds like a really interesting blend, I have a few dedicated pipes for Lakelands and such, but I can't really say that I've discovered ideal pairings of tobacco with pipes quite yet. At least not that I can articulate at this time.
I found a bag of Balkan Supreme I pressed into a crumble cake on or before last August in my PVC tobacco press and I'm enjoying it in my Hilson Calabash shaped estate pipe. It's been a while since I've had Balkan Supreme so I can't really answer the question if pressing it into a crumble flake changed the flavor, but I'm enjoying it. Maybe I'll do a comparison at some point.
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KBV Meditations in a Poker by Ron Powell.
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Here's a video I found comparing bulk versus pressed Balkan Supreme.
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I haven’t been smoking a pipe regularly for very long, but what these guys seem to be astonished by seems to me that it should be expected. From what I’ve found, any ribbon cut blend allows you to pick out the flavors of each tobacco because they are separate. When you compress the same tobaccos together the pressure applied forces the oils inside each tobacco out and allows them to blend together. That’s why you have a more cohesive flavor out of a pressed tobacco than not.
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