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What'cha BRIAR and COB azzhats smoking 100,000?
1901. Author: Mr RosoDate: Sat, 3/29/2014, 5:44PM EST
1918 - Boswell's chocolate cream. Perfect dessert after a porterhouse T-bone.
1902. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sat, 3/29/2014, 7:49PM EST
1919~Tordenskjold Virginia Slices
1920~Telegragh Hill


In a 5th Avenue Diplomat


Ron
1903. Author: hambone71Date: Mon, 3/31/2014, 9:11AM EST
1921 - FM AtP
1904. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Mon, 3/31/2014, 9:16AM EST
1922 ~ PPP
1923 ~ H&H Mature Virginia Flake
1905. Author: critter2Date: Mon, 3/31/2014, 10:28AM EST
1924-2015 in an airo feather
1906. Author: hambone71Date: Tue, 4/1/2014, 2:50PM EST
1925 - Squadron Leader in a cob.
1907. Author: whtwtrman79Date: Tue, 4/1/2014, 4:24PM EST
1926 pur semois
1908. Author: ZRX1200Date: Tue, 4/1/2014, 5:06PM EST
1927~ Patriot flake
1909. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Tue, 4/1/2014, 10:45PM EST
1928- H&H Black House
1910. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Wed, 4/2/2014, 7:47PM EST
1929 ~ Roll Cake
1930 ~ University Flake

In a Nording
1911. Author: ZRX1200Date: Wed, 4/2/2014, 7:52PM EST
1931~ Patriot flake
1912. Author: desolbonesDate: Wed, 4/2/2014, 10:47PM EST
Hi, I never posted here afore. I got a question or so for ya.
What so special about Barley smoke, why would ya want to put a pipe in it?
Who is Ben Holm, what did he mess up so bad that people keep referencing "Pre Ben Holm"?
1932 3 fryers on da cob, sounds like a good name for a cigar!
1913. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Wed, 4/2/2014, 10:52PM EST
Glad to see you around Greg.Sorry.......I have no answers for you.Try this in the what whiskey you drinking thread.......I check it after a couple belts so I'm much more knowledgable then.


Ron
1914. Author: hambone71Date: Thu, 4/3/2014, 3:52PM EST
1932 - 3 Friars in a Nording.
1915. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Thu, 4/3/2014, 6:19PM EST


Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. More than that he was one of the very first carvers who exceeded this moderate Danish design which based on the classical shapes. "Chaising the grain" they turned out wild and dramatic fancy pipes. Combining smooth with blasted surfaces, showing big areas of the original bark at the top of the bowl and at the end of the stem, these pipes were quite shocking to many elder and more conservative pipesmokers.

When he started to sell his pipes to Lane Ltd. under the Ben Wade label, he caused a hype fairly beyond comparison. Especially in the U.S., as most of his pipes were sold there.

1983-84 Preben Holm wrote an autobiographic article which was published frequentely online and in print media (e.g. T.P.S.E. in 1994; see Book II page 670-673). This is a most interesting piece of history and, furthermore, one of the rare authentic documents.
1916. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Thu, 4/3/2014, 6:20PM EST
1933- Orlik Golden Slice
1917. Author: hoyodudeDate: Fri, 4/4/2014, 8:43AM EST
Whistlebritches wrote:
Tossed the Tribute....bland and unsatisfying


1915~G L Pease Telegragh Hill


A bit of Greg's magic in a cob.


Ron


Believe it or not, that stuff never had anything going from day one. I thought the flavors might marry and turn into something good but it never happened. Honestly don't know what anyone gets out of that blend, not much of a tribute, IMO.

1934 - Escudo in a Tinsky. Perfect.
1918. Author: hambone71Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 8:48AM EST
1935 - PS Lux Twist
1919. Author: hambone71Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 8:49AM EST
1935 - PS Lux Twist
1920. Author: hambone71Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 11:55AM EST
1936 - PS Lux Twist with some Lux Navy Flake sprinkled on top. Smoking in a Savinelli rusticated straight billiard.
1921. Author: critter2Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 12:57PM EST
1937-st james flake in an airograte featherweight
1922. Author: hambone71Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 1:52PM EST
1938 - C&D Billy Bud in a Neerup freehand. Its decent I guess but I find myself moving away from the heavy latakia blends.
1923. Author: Plowboy221Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 4:42PM EST
1939- C&D Plantation Evening
1924. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 6:27PM EST
1940 ~ McClelland Rose of Latakia
1925. Author: ZRX1200Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 7:07PM EST
1941~ Rattray Marlin Flake
1926. Author: hambone71Date: Fri, 4/4/2014, 9:58PM EST
1942 - Margate
1927. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Fri, 4/4/2014, 10:55PM EST
1943~Prairie Wind
1944~Prairie Wind
1945~Prairie Wind


Good stuff.......in a cob.


Ron
1928. Author: hambone71Date: Sat, 4/5/2014, 9:27AM EST
1946 - 3 Friars
1947 - same
1929. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sat, 4/5/2014, 3:25PM EST
hambone71 wrote:
1946 - 3 Friars
1947 - same



That Three Friars is some good stuff.


Ron
1930. Author: hambone71Date: Sat, 4/5/2014, 4:56PM EST
Whistlebritches wrote:
That Three Friars is some good stuff.


Ron


I love it! I took your recommendation on that one. I just ordered an oz as a sampler but I will be upping that on the next order. I also got a tin of that old gowrie but I haven't popped it yet. I appreciate the suggestions. Herfing
1931. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Sat, 4/5/2014, 6:05PM EST
1948- McClelland No. 24 in Neerup Classic
1932. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sat, 4/5/2014, 9:01PM EST
1949~WB 101

My very first attempt at blending for complexity.G L Pease Montgomery,Kendal Kentucky and granulated perique.Quite savory if I may say so myself.I may kick up the Kentucky a little but the perique is spot on.


Ron
1933. Author: hambone71Date: Sat, 4/5/2014, 10:34PM EST
1950 - Three Friars
1934. Author: hambone71Date: Sun, 4/6/2014, 3:18PM EST
1951 - Three Friars
1952 - Lux Twist Flake
1935. Author: Ilovetosmoke68Date: Mon, 4/7/2014, 10:20AM EST
1953 ~ Frog Morton on the town
1936. Author: critter2Date: Mon, 4/7/2014, 6:21PM EST
1954-blackwoods flake in an airograte
1937. Author: hambone71Date: Mon, 4/7/2014, 6:53PM EST
1955 - Three Friars
1956 - PS Lux Twist Flake
1938. Author: hambone71Date: Tue, 4/8/2014, 1:27PM EST
1957 - Three Friars mixed with some luxury twist crumbs.
1958 - Billy Bud. I'm liking this a little more each time.
1939. Author: whtwtrman79Date: Tue, 4/8/2014, 1:45PM EST
Found a nice sale on some g l pease blends which ones do you guys reccomend highly



Generally like English the most, have perused the tobacco reviews, plan on picking up at least 10-15 tins of variety or maybe pairs one to try one to age



What say ye!



Thanks

1959 frog Morton
1960 again
1961 fm on the bayou
1940. Author: hambone71Date: Tue, 4/8/2014, 1:54PM EST
I've never tried any of the GL Pease blends but that is changing soon. I have a couple tins arriving this week. The ones I ordered are Telegraph Hill and Cumberland. Those are Virginia blends though.
1941. Author: BristlewhitchesDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 5:08PM EST
whtwtrman79 wrote:
Found a nice sale on some g l pease blends which ones do you guys reccomend highly



Generally like English the most, have perused the tobacco reviews, plan on picking up at least 10-15 tins of variety or maybe pairs one to try one to age



What say ye!



Thanks

1959 frog Morton
1960 again
1961 fm on the bayou



Don't know much about his English blends but my favorites are Telegraph Hill,Cumberland and Stratford.PM me the great deal info.Use this handle if before 10:38 am CBID time Wednesday....after that I hear Whistle(Ron) will be back.


Rom
1942. Author: hambone71Date: Tue, 4/8/2014, 5:09PM EST
1962 - SG 1792 Flake. I've had this tin cellaring for almost 5 year so I finally popped it open. Its producing such a mellow smoke.
1943. Author: BristlewhitchesDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 5:14PM EST
hambone71 wrote:
1962 - SG 1792 Flake. I've had this tin cellaring for almost 5 year so I finally popped it open. Its producing such a mellow smoke.



Wow.........the 1792 I have tried to take my head off.Maybe age is the key.I see no problem waiting 5 years to see.


Rom
1944. Author: Bitter KlingerDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 5:21PM EST
Hi Rom!
1945. Author: BurDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 5:22PM EST
1963 - Sutliff Roma Vita
1946. Author: BristlewhitchesDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 6:10PM EST
Bitter Klinger wrote:
Hi Rom!



Well hello BK


Rom
1947. Author: whtwtrman79Date: Tue, 4/8/2014, 6:28PM EST
What up rom pm me your email addy
1948. Author: BristlewhitchesDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 6:50PM EST
whtwtrman79 wrote:
What up rom pm me your email addy



PMS

Rom
1949. Author: gae9jang2jDate: Tue, 4/8/2014, 7:20PM EST
^ this is actually kind of funny

Ron likes to play with himself
1950. Author: hambone71Date: Wed, 4/9/2014, 9:57AM EST
Bristlewhitches wrote:
Wow.........the 1792 I have tried to take my head off.Maybe age is the key.I see no problem waiting 5 years to see.


Rom

The 1792 still had a little kick and it needed lots of attention with re-lights but overall it was smooth. 5 years of age tamed it down a good bit, i'd say.
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