Yeah, I saw the sutliff knockoff at 4noggins during a prior purchase.
I was hoping you had chambered that blend, so I could eventually order... But, no.
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What's in your bowl today
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I was hoping you had chambered that blend, so I could eventually order... But, no.
Very nice picture.
Teak?
Yes sir. Every summer I spend about two days power washing 30 pieces of teak furniture
Always keep some Prince Albert and Carter Hall on hand, Good stuff.Haven't known too many active pipers that don't visit the 'old codger blends' occasionally. Some, that's all they smoke.
I love me some Prince Albert & Carter Hall.
Codgers (drug store blends) are a nice change of pace and aid with new pipe break-ins.
Jody, you're doing fine.
If I had your investment in Teak I'd be using bottled water in my PW.
It is a beautiful hardy outdoor/boat wood. Oily as hell, so not my favorite to work with.
Have you ever tried Boswell's Northwoods or Rattray's Black Mallory?
They were purchased as a set at a heavily discounted price. I love teak...if i were able to import the Defender yacht edition I wouldIf I had your investment in Teak I'd be using bottled water in my PW.
It is a beautiful hardy outdoor/boat wood. Oily as hell, so not my favorite to work with.
You must have ESPN or something.
I'm working my way through Boswell's English blends right now. They've all been resting for a year.
Northwoods is on deck this week... Finger's crossed
Yes.
Also, according to Google:
Rattrays Bagpiper
Mac Baren's Solent Mixture
Sutliff Blend No. 5
Macbaren Vintage Syrian
SG Squadron Leader
Germains Plumcake
Esoterica St. Ives
And, quite a few English blends from Pease.
Though, far and away the front runner is Northwoods by a large margin.
Thanks for the reply on that. Been wanting to try something that was as close to Frog Morton as possible.
Jody
Semi-sweet English blend. Virginia, latakia, and black cavendish.
