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Ok, here's the deal with the fridge: 1. Cold, dark storage won't hurt ANY snuff. So it's entirely fine to store in the fridge if you want - provided you keep the tins closed up to avoid the scents from mingling, you're not doing any damage. For most of the big-brand snuffs, it's completely...

A fine idea!

Rats? Mice? Snakes? Bees? Bugs and beetles? Yeah, I'm fine. Spiders? Irrationally, deathly afraid.

No first hand knowledge, so this is all just guesswork based on a few minutes scouting around the internet. It looks like they've got two locations, both relatively small. It seems like they have a reasonable selection of cigars but are doing a lot of RYO and E-cig business, too...given that...

CM is richer (make sure you let it "breathe" for a day or two - pop the tin, let it sit, then smoke). The VA comes out much more that it does in Piccadilly, and enough Perique to give it some punch. I've never completely understood the "Morning" in the name - it doesn't strike me as a...

Yikes! Va or VaPer and carbonation make my tongue sizzle! For me, it's Park Lane Paramour in a Todd Harris bulldog.

Somehow I just managed to see this, lol. Thanks for the well-wishes, all! Wasn't much to shout about this time around...that happens when the day falls smack in the middle of the work week, I suppose!

Glad someone resurrected the thread - it was a good read through...always nice to hear guys like GLP weigh in on blend archetypes and classification. FWIW, Piccadilly is one of my favorite "English Breakfast" (to use Greg's term) smoke - it's usually one of those "yeah, it's Saturday morning...

Imported my cellar into PipeTool...I like it, but I still prefer TobaccoCellar.  I like that TC displays the whole cellar on one page (instead of limiting to viewing only 100 entries per page), and that it includes both the tin date and the age in the cellar summary (PT has the functionality to...

Yeah, I've been checking throughout the day since it went down...never did get in last night, but connected this morning. I think I'm going to import the file into the new "pipe tool" site just to see how it looks. I'll still be keeping an .xls file to be safe, but I do like the nice easy...

I'd heard about The Pipe Tool but never checked it out - until now. It looks like they've got an upload function designed to import .csv files specifically formatted to match the tobaccocellar export file. My original intent was to export my cellar, rearrange it to a regular ol' .xls that...

Ironically, I was logging in to download a backup to begin keeping my own spreadsheet.

Anyone else having trouble accessing tobaccocellar.com? I haven't been able to get in for two days...and if I have to build a spreadsheet (halfway) from scratch, I'm probably going to weep openly.

I've always liked: An obstinacy of buffalo A gang of elk (fun mental image) A maelstrom of salamanders and my personal favorite: A parliament of owls. For this motley crew, I like BHs latest: a curmudgeon of brothers.

My list is exactly the same, plus Dr. T. More on topic, I've talked to a friend of mine and will be getting a hold of some D&R to sample - I probably won't go the RYO route, and go straight to cobs with 'em. Curious, but still just a tiny skeptical about the whole thing.

What a timely post - my DW went out on my last week. We bought new (didn't really have a choice - ours is built in under a shelf and so the only viable size wasn't available second hand). As far as the install, it's really not big deal. I'm arguably the least handy person I've ever met in my...

Wrapped up at work a little early. Starting the weekend with some FMOTB in a MM Dane (spool) on the drive home.

While we're at it: I know that D&R are popular as RYO, but have been told that some come across as being less RYO-like and more in line with what a pipe smoker would expect from burley, virginia, etc. I've always stayed away from D&R because, not knowing which is which, I prefer not to roll...

I thought I'd posted this before, but it looks like I hadn't. Anyone who has been on this (or other) forums, knows how generous pipe folk can be. Here's another story to add to the list: About a month and half ago, I was contacted by a very nice gentleman (who shall remain nameless). He'd...

Park Lane Red Paramour in a Todd Harris bent bully.