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Let’s springboard off this article: https://tenor.com/view/christmas-is-coming-the-grinch-gif-13039628 I have not tried red wine with a bowl. I’ve learned that it doesn’t marry with cigars. Bourbon, slightly sweetened —an Old Fashioned, or a Manhattan— is the drink for cigars —or a...

Ah. Thanks!

This group has no thoughts on this question?

Any thoughts on this article’s suggested pairings of beverages with different tobaccos?

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Thoughts? : https://www.theeveningpiper.com/smoke-and-savor-the-perfect-pairings-of-pipe-tobacco-and-beverages/

I am shopping MM now. Thanks!

I’ve found that I prefer these Rubbermaid food containers for tobacco —and cigars, in a larger size— for storage and cellaring, because they stack so well.

Awesome tip. Thanks!

I do like my cob pipes. Do you devote particular pipes to particular tobaccos?

Thanks. That’s why I’m thinking 58% small bovedas; as one dries its moisture into the tobacco, replace it with the next —until one remains balanced. Then I begin to determine if I’d rather have my tobacco higher RH or not.

That Vauen stopped me in my tracks. Wow.

That leads me to my questions for you, my fellow BrothersofBriar: Bovedas in tupperware for tobacco cellaring. Thoughts and considerations? Which RH Boveda? From scouring the interwebs, I’ve decided to begin with 58%. Any first-hand trial-and-error experience? My...

Now get this: During the Great Recession, basically about 2008 and into about 2010 or so, I put my pipe tobacco into tupperware containers. I haven’t opened them since about then, maybe 2011, certainly not since 2012. Well, one of them is not dried out! What the. The others are. (I think the...

A few short years thereafter, she put her daughter into a boarding school and left me and my kids for her cougar lifestyle. (She was 14 years my junior; her daughter was my youngest’s, my son’s, age. When I met her, she was a rather new chiropractor in deep debt and floundering in life as a...

How do you do, BrothersofBriar. My handle is my real name. Forrest. (I don’t run.) A little about me: First, I ADMIT to inhaling in the 70s --in high school and early college. I then found a gorgeous briar and delicious tobacco blends to wean myself from that which was compromising my...