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Dunbar has been and still is my favorite VaPer. Even its relatively "weak" perique component is a plus in my book, as I prefer it as a background condiment. I just read in another forum a post describing the experience of a fellow pipesmoker who considered Dunbar to have been his holy grail...

Altadis Jonestowne Heritage: English Mixture in the Sasieni Ruff-Root Four Dot Burton.

The last two pipes of the day for me: STG/Lane's Vanilla Gold: Vanilla in the Ferndown Tudor Root 3 Stars. And now Comoy's of London Cask #7 in the Mimmo Provenzano bulldog .

It's turned into a day for billiards.  STG/Lane Virginia Gold's Black&Gold, for the first smoke of the morning, in the Mastro de Paja 3A Sun. Followed later with Solani Aged Burley Flake in the Savory's Argyll 286. (This one is the sellers photo, which is obvious.)

Altadis (now Sutliff) Jonestowne Tradition English Mixture in an MM General cob that looks just like this one:

No, I've cellared it to see if time tames/reforms it. It was not pure perique, but a blend known to have a generous portion of perique, Bayou Morning. BM used to be one of my favorites of all time, but that was based on a reasonably aged tub. This BM that made such a different impression on...

Sutliff - Edward G. Robinson Pipe Blend in the Peterson Aran 264.

C&D Star of the East in the Radice Rubino 30, a pot-billiard shape.

Old Nate, my experience on the subject resembles your own.

Chief Catoonah's Princes Street Mixture for my first ever smoke out of the estate Orlik L72 De Luxe, which arrived today.

Virginia Gold's Black&Gold in the Paul's Pipe Shop Cayuga billie, oil-cured Red Algerian briar, Made In France.

Germain's King Charles Mixture in the Stanwell Colonial 207, a cherrywood poker shape. (Seller's photo.)

Well, it makes sense to recall it. It was meant to be Carolina Red Flake not Carolina Gray and Hairy Flake.

Smoking more of my AllYaMugs melange, in the Charatan Belvedere 4402, a Lane Era large canadian. By the looks of that rim, this estate pipe probably used to be someone's beater pipe, but despite it's "weathered" look it's one of my best smokers.

My blasphemous AllYaMugs mélange again, this time in the Savinelli Clark's Favorite.

Sutliff's Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in the Barling's Make Ye Old Wood liverpool shape (129) T.V.F.

C&D Constellation in the Barling 5639.

Germain's Plum Cake for the first smoke out of a new pipe, the Paul's Pipe Hatfield, a nosewarmer based on the Devil Anse shape.

Sutliff Edward G. Robinson Pipe Blend in the Edwards Dakota billiard.

Congrats! I smoked my first pipe (a basket pipe of course) in 1966, so this year is my 50th anniversary. So. right behind you, sir.