What's in your bowl today
- Thread starter La Chupacabra
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Dunhill Navy Rolls
Nightcap
Anniversary Kake
Three Nuns
I'll also +1 on both Mississippi River and Plumb Pudding. I ordered 8oz of Plumb Pudding on my last baccy order. I'm down to less than half a tin of Mississippi River so will need to restock more of that on my next order.
Edit: I don't know why the quote didn't show up but this was in response to Whtwtrman79's question about tobacco you wonder how you ever lived without.
Nightcap
Anniversary Kake
Three Nuns
I'll also +1 on both Mississippi River and Plumb Pudding. I ordered 8oz of Plumb Pudding on my last baccy order. I'm down to less than half a tin of Mississippi River so will need to restock more of that on my next order.
Edit: I don't know why the quote didn't show up but this was in response to Whtwtrman79's question about tobacco you wonder how you ever lived without.
Some PS engilsh oriental in an MM cob. My god where has this one been hiding???? Thanks javelin377
And that's a super friendly budget blend
Try proper English too, they used to have Balkan supreme but I haven't seen it in a while iirc
Looks like they have both on 4 noggins there goes any xmas/bday $ I get 
Bald Headed Teacher in a Sav 320 paired with Buffalo Trace. Trying to relax after the commute from hell.
Great... Another blend that I have to buy.
They still make Balkan Supreme.
Breaking in my grrrlorenzo-oom-Paul with boswells dans blend
@Whtwtrman79 sometime try Sixpence in your meer- wow is all I have to say
Will do shortly.....
Starting the day with some GL Pease Odyssey in a Non Canta La Ragenella Prima and black coffee. The Latakia smokiness plays wonderfully with the slightly sweet Virginias in this blend. I can't pick out any specific flavors from the Orientals other than to notice there definitely something there adding just a little more to this blend. Black coffee is a drink I find compliments any English baccy. Even though I have only had a few bowls of Odyssey, it is a tobacco I would recommend to any English/Balkan fan.
On a side note, if you have never visited the GL Pease website (http://www.glpease.com/), check it out. Greg used to keep a blog called Briar and Leaf Chronicles (it looks like he stopped in 2012), but the archives are still there and there are some interesting articles.
On a side note, if you have never visited the GL Pease website (http://www.glpease.com/), check it out. Greg used to keep a blog called Briar and Leaf Chronicles (it looks like he stopped in 2012), but the archives are still there and there are some interesting articles.
