What are you smoking?

[Dutch]

Rattray's Jocks Mixture in my new Peder Jeppesen briar.

 

[Jazzman]

Earlier some Embarcadero in a Castello Old Ant 61, just now some Irish Flake in a Caminetto Canadian while STANDING on my back porch, this is definitely a blend that should be smoked SITTING DOWN. Peace-Mike :silent:

 

[Harlock999]

Penzance in a Duca morta, big cup of Earl Grey on the side.

 

[Muddler]

Laurel Heights in a Pete Deluxe 9s.

 

[s.ireland]

Finishing off a tin of 2 yr old Red Carpet... I really need to stock up on this blend. VAperTurk is becoming one of my favorite combos

 

[Jazzman]

Earlier some DG Maduro in an Ardor Calabash, just now some Irish Flake in my Ashton Pebble grain billie. Peace-mike :cheers:

 

[Tim_Haggerty]

Finally getting over the cold. GLP Cairo in a Ser Jac big bent billiard.

 

[Fallout]

Westminster in a savinelli along with some dark roast coffee

 

[Harlock999]

Penzance in a Duca morta, big cup of Earl Grey on the side.

Part II this morning.
The co-mingled smell of latakia and grilled sausages is a nice thing!
Good morning all!

 

[Muddler]

Laurel Heights in a newly gifted GBD Natural bent billiard.

 

[Young briar fan]

Mellow moonshine in my Butz-Choquin

 

[MisterE]

Paul Olsen: My Own Blend 111 Flake from 2004 in a Sasieni.

This is the third installmant of my "aged tobacco" retrospective.

This too is a nice tasty VaPer. At first the Virginia sweetness really comes out. Some lemony citrus notes with the Perique just at the edges as a spicy reminder. There's a fullness to this blend which goes a long way. No shortage of Vitamin N either. I'll post more thoughts on this as I give it another try.

As a side note, I am starting to recognize some of the qualities an aged tobacco takes on. A few years ago when the Dunhill stuff was discontinued, I had a half pound of EMP which I put away and forgot about thinking it was the last I'd ever see. I had no clue about aging as a desireable thing at that point. About a year and a half later I got back to it and my first impression is that it didn't taste the way it did when it was new. I thought somehow I'd screwed up even though it was well sealed. It had a mustier deeper quality that I couldn't put my finger on. When I tried my first aged tobacco a couple of weeks ago it had even more of the same quality in the flavor. Interesting that I thought that it was something I did wrong! Truth is that age does change tobacco more than I thought!! LOL

 

[s.ireland]

Luxury navy in a Ser Jac

 

[Muddler]

FVF in a GBD New Era billiard.

 

[Itinerant]

Enjoying some Three Friars in a Molina Billiard as the afternoon gets progressively less humid.

 

[mooseisloose57]

Black Russian in my Royal Guard 538

 

[joshoowah]

Yenidje Highlander in a Caminetto Prestige Canadian.

 

[sand18f]

Cool, misty, low clouds on the mountains. It was a perfect day.

C&D Bayou Morning and a bowl od SG Golden Glow.

 

[MisterE]

PS LNF in a Sasieni Billiard with some Chiapas coffee on the side.

 

[Muddler]

During the day, several bowls of Louisiana Red in a Pietenpauw.