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Oh. So it was elsewhere and now it's here. Cool.

You only have to ask a Mod or an Admin to move the thread for you. I'd have gone ahead and done it, but I didn't see a better place for the thread.

Cigar International web pages says it's no longer available. But I do not know why.

I moved this post to the Vendor's forum. We are always looking for new members. However, posts like this are limited to where they may be posted. We certainly welcome knowledgeable posts which contribute to the community.

Gawith ropes. If you ever see a discontinued blend called Bracken Flake, that one also. Dark Birds Eye, several of the Kendal, like Dark Shag, and others are potent. Dark Kentucky, Bosun Cut Plug, and Coniston Cut Plug are all strong. Not everyone like the flavorings on some of the Gawith...

The black morta make for fine pipes. I have never noticed any odd tastes or smells compared to briar.

There were a lot of brands available back in his day. Hard to say. What is it about that pipe that interests you? Is it the deep carve? I don't think it's actually sandblasted.

Interesting.

I was remiss in mentioning Nate King. Thanks for pointing that out.

On his induction into the Confrérie des Maîtres-Pipiers de Saint-Claude. (y) Greg is a member here. And, was also quite active on the Knoxville Cigar forum prior to BoB. He still checks in from time to time. Read more about this unique honor at the SmokingPipes Daily Reader blog. Easily...

That may not be possible. The unique processes that go on behind closed doors of tobacco blenders can be close guarded secrets. There are a number of suggestions on the Tobacco Reviews website. Most I am not familiar with. My own suggestion would be to explore the GL Pease offerings...

Mine is a standard bi-fold from Saddleback Leather Co. 100 year warranty. I really like the thick full grain leather and have a medium briefcase and a duffel bag they call a "water bag". They are pretty much indestructible.

The latest newsletter from the club mentions that most of the show seminars were recorded and can be found on the show website, if anyone is interested. https://www.chicagopipeshow.com/ Mark your calendars for next year's show. May 1-4, 2025.

Craig Cobine, Director Emeritus of The Chicagoland International Pipe and Tobacciana Show has passed. Craig was always on the go every show. Helping to make it happen. He will be greatly missed.

I suspect that orange rind thickness may vary from year to year. We recently bought some Navels that have that very thick rind.

I honestly do not know. It will soon be 2 years since he last checked in. The mods discussed this a couple times. My best guess is, that he's in some type of care facility without Internet access.

I am tardy in posting this. Hopefully all who are regulars are well aware of all the events. For you new people, this is looking like the biggest and best event yet. I am posting two links. One is a print friendly list. https://www.chicagopipeshow.com/ https://www.chicagopipeshow.com/schedule/

That's gonna be a tough one. I would try GL Pease Westminster or Meridian, and even Piccadilly or Kensington. Then you have a chance of finding them in 8 oz tins. In fact, there could be a number of GL Pease to choose from and one of them might just be the right taste for you. When I am in...

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