Well, I just tried this because the ABS was lacking in flavor. The mixture turned out to be mostly Rum and Maple, but with maybe a little more interest. Not something I particularly recommend, and I had only mixed a very small batch. I later discovered that the ABS was dry. But when I humidified the ABS a bit, the flavor was much better. I do think, though, that I may start trying a few aromatic English blends.Would you give us/me a little idea of what this mixture tastes like??? I'm having a hard time getting my head around a combination of ABS and Rum & Maple!! Thanks, FTRPLT
Sounds like someone needs a shed!Good morning you guys. As I said yesterday, today was Carter Hall in my very cheap cob pipe on my walk to work. I like CH slightly less than Prince Albert. It came noticeably dryer than the other codger blends it arrived alongside.
I was unable to get a good light.
The wind has been blowing at a rate of at least 8mph consistently since before last December here and it's starting to get on my nerves as I'm unable to smoke indoors and the wind is just atrocious for pipe smoking.
Tomorrow I will be trying Velvet.
My drink is some very fine green tea, my favorite.
May I suggest Bob's Chocolate Flake and The Kendall Mayor's Chocolate Flake for your foray into aromatic English blends!! I don't care for most aros, but really enjoy these two!! FWIW, FTRPLTWell, I just tried this because the ABS was lacking in flavor. The mixture turned out to be mostly Rum and Maple, but with maybe a little more interest. Not something I particularly recommend, and I had only mixed a very small batch. I later discovered that the ABS was dry. But when I humidified the ABS a bit, the flavor was much better. I do think, though, that I may start trying a few aromatic English blends.
One of my favorite RyJ cigars!!!! FTRPLTA final cigar for this evening. Romeo Y Julieta Maduro Reserve. Long aged. I spent the day rebuilding a storm door on my machine shed destroyed by yesterday's wind storm. I made the door 20 yrs ago. The wind & water cracked some joints in the wood. Machined new parts today. All in glue clamps now. Watching a John Wayne Western. Irish Whiskey my drink.View attachment 18415
This pipe reminds me more than a little of an Irish Bent had for years Jim.Now smoking 1970s Heine's Blend in the very first pipe I ever bought ($2.49) in 1974; a smooth three quarter bend Dr. Grabow Omega military mount with a nickel band and a black vulcanite stem with a p-lip.
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