What's in your bowl? (Page 68 of 68)
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Originally Posted By fttam: That’s cool Originally Posted By fttam: Originally Posted By RiceBowl: The old lady had a business trip in Japan. She brought me a silver kiseru and some kosui tobacco. I'll probably try the kosui tomorrow. I packed it with Royal Yacht, and it smokes really well. Obviously, it's a quick smoke. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/180325/IMG_9836_jpeg-3815624.JPG That’s cool I was very surprised that she brought me a pipe and tobacco. It's definitely a different experience but in a good way. |
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Today is a little experiment ive been dumping dregs of all different tobaccos into one jar for about a year now. Every time I had less than a bowl left in the tin. I am not hating it! There is Belmont Station, mad Fiddler flake, star of the East and at least 2-3 more others in there. Attached File |
IDF, A.A. 215, "Scorpion" Company. 1993-1996
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Originally Posted By Samal: Today is a little experiment ive been dumping dregs of all different tobaccos into one jar for about a year now. Every time I had less than a bowl left in the tin. I am not hating it! There is Belmont Station, mad Fiddler flake, star of the East and at least 2-3 more others in there. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/277406/IMG_4053_jpeg-3816537.JPG |
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Originally Posted By Samal: Today is a little experiment ive been dumping dregs of all different tobaccos into one jar for about a year now. Every time I had less than a bowl left in the tin. I am not hating it! There is Belmont Station, mad Fiddler flake, star of the East and at least 2-3 more others in there. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/277406/IMG_4053_jpeg-3816537.JPG before I saw the pic, what you were saying reminded me of something from one of the Sherlock Holmes stories, how he collected the dottles whenever he smoked, then would load his pipe with them and smoke them |
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Having some Mallard in my Brebbia. Now that it’s dried to the proper consistency, I’m enjoying it a lot more. Not sure I’ll buy another tin as there are other Virginias I like more, but it’s certainly a contender if I’m ever in a shop and in a pinch. 
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