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I think that's not a blowfish. My understanding is that a blowfish is a crossgrain by definition, to show beautiful birdseye on at least one side of the the pipe, if not both; and therefore, crossgrain across the top and bottom. I think, I'm not positive, that to be considered a blowfish, it...

And forever. Checked off of my bucket list.

I own it today. Jaguar F-Type SVR. It's a 200mph car. 186 (300kph) was the bucket list check-off for me.

Beautiful. Tempting. I, too, enjoy the aroma of a kerosene flame. But then I'd have to keep kerosene on hand again.... I bought one of these, instead. The aroma is then the meal, first, followed by my tobacco, rather than kerosene. But that lamp has enticing romanticism.

I recently bought this big, beautiful straight grain Bulldog estate pipe made in England that was in perfect condition, and I’ve been playing with layering different tobaccos, 1/3, 1/3, 1/3. ( I LIKE big BOWLS and I cannot lie. You other brothers can’t deny….) I’m loving the SPC Hogshead...

I wondered how added air from the stem could be a plus. Maybe with a harsh, thick-smoking, tongue-burning tobacco. Thanks for the answers!

I, too, just heard of them and am curious. I see your query got no replies. Anyone tried one of these pipes? https://www.eacarey.com/magicinchinfo.html

I've found those "foldy" pipe holders best, too. In cheap plastic. But I'd love to find a sculpture or carving of a pretty girl or some such to have as my pipe rest. Anyone have any such thing? I've seen a few antique things like a dog and a shoe, etc. None of which spoke to me as aesthetic...

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I'm interested --and it is already leading into the holiday season now, it being just nine weeks to Christmas.

That's exquisite.

Any photos of the differences?

I have recently discovered, and instantly fallen for, Seattle Pipe Club Hogshead Bourbon Barrel Aged. A fuller mouthful of creamier smoke than your typical all-Virginia, it tastes as if it has aged some already when fresh out of the tin. It IS aged tobacco. It has no casing. It has some...

What the Read through these top to bottom, and the semblance of argumentativeness began with the father-figure "correction speech" toward the original, obviously-intended-to-be-helpful-and-giving, suggestive question --which was well answered by the first response from the Aussie, by the way.

I'm trying 58%. Not for long enough to write a review, yet. Why did you go 62%? (I love 65% in my cigar tupperdors.)

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Love the cup! What tobacco is in your breakfast of champions?