I am in need of advice and I apologize if I missed this in a different thread. I have some cans of Sutliff that, by willful ignorance, I kept in the tins for to long. In an effort to get a better collection of tobacco that I will want to cellar I cracked one open and it is decently dry. What is your...

Tobacco Galleria Night Cap in the Missouri Meerschaum General.

Smoke what you like and like what you smoke. Snobbery in any hobby community is an instant red flag for me. The reason I moved away from most aro’s was the blend names. Warm snickerdoodle and butter (not a real blend but you get what I mean) always left me disappointed because I could never taste th...

I used to “exile” blends to the car. Overly goopy aromatics? Sent to the car. Just kept them in a ziplock bag or tobacco pouch and forget for months at a time. Some blends held up, others turned to dust. Quite smoking in the “newer to me” car I have now. The old car had to many small burn marks and ...

Have another decent size order coming in. The best of the rest English blend seemed like to good of a deal not to grab two pounds of. Trying pad the cellar more this year after not purchasing any pipe tobacco for about 5 years.

Mint sounds intriguing : )
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Mint and chocolate. Definitely worth checking out in my opinion!

I like to smoke Virginia flakes, Orlik Golden Sliced being my favorite. There is a lot of Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake in my tobacco cellar so that has been a staple this year. If it is really a scorcher out I like some Frosty Mint in a cob dedicated to just that. I may need to add Frosty Mint ...

Breaking in a small Dublin Sandblasted by Christie’s House of Pipes and Cigars. Breaking it in with some Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake.

Definitely take a pipe! As a “young stud”, I wish more pipe smokers would roll up to events with there pipes if for nothing more than educational purposes. Might be able to get them into the hobby! Nothing wrong with cigars either though, definitely a fan of both.

Very cool!