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S. Gawith Full Virginia Flake Jay

Welcome! Jay

Perettis 333, Safe Harbor and FVF. Jay

Welcome! My family and I moved down here from Boston a year ago. Have you been of do you go to Perettis? Jay

Welcome Dan! Jay

Hi there, Nina! Welcome and its good to see you! Jay

Well, there goes the neighborhood! :lol!: Welcome Jim! Good to see you here! Jay

Hello Ian! Welcome! Jay

Hi John! Welcome! Jay

Nice work on those! Looks to me like you have some real talent! Jay

Nice pick up, carlos. Love thoe Tinsky pipes. Jay

I totally enjoyed that virtual tour. Thank you! Jay

Welcome to you, Peter! Good to see you. Jay

Welcome Scott. Jay

Hi Natch. In my opinion, of the years you have mentioned, the year 2005 stands out to me. 2002 is one of my favorites as it has what seems to be a perique-like feeling to it. I realize that there is no perique in any of the CC's but it just has that VA/Per feel to it. Jay

Hello John! Good to see you here! One of your pipes is high on my wish list for this year. Jay

Holy Moly! I was wondering how you folks in Mizzou were doing these days. Stay safe! Jay

In my experience with "cake" I have found (also) that a thin cake works best for me. I like mine the thickness of a dime or less. It would seem to me that the cake acts as an insulator that helps prevent burning the briar but also like a grate that you have in your fireplace. Jay

Since it appears that you are liking Virginias, you might want to try S. Gawith Full Virginia Flake and for something to wow the taste buds, try Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Scented Brown Flake. These are two amazing tobaccos, in my estimation. Jay

Most burley, if it were not the for addition of something, would be unsmokable for most pipe smokers. This is because burley, in it's natural form, is very low in natural sugar content. This may sound like a bad thing, but it really is not a bad thing. Burley, because of its natural...