What's in your bowl today
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hows the new crumble kake?
Did you commit your Antiquari to Lakelands (or Lakeland-esque)?
I've never had anything Lakeland, but have read more than a few ghosting horror stories.
Closing the evening with a third bowl of Cumberland.
My limit is generally two. Smoking one bowl in the morning and one after dinner.
Is this blend truly tasty?
Or, simply the after-effect from smoking umpteen bowls of English back-to-back?
Damn, this s#!t is good!
My limit is generally two. Smoking one bowl in the morning and one after dinner.
Is this blend truly tasty?
Or, simply the after-effect from smoking umpteen bowls of English back-to-back?
Damn, this s#!t is good!
I've not run into this with my other pipes, but I don't smoke the scented Lakeland blends either. This Castello was an estate that has just a touch of a Lakeland ghost, so I figure it's a good one to use for this baccy. The ghosting is almost gone though as I've smoked a few Burley blends in it.Did you commit your Antiquari to Lakelands (or Lakeland-esque)?
I've never had anything Lakeland, but have read more than a few ghosting horror stories.
That is very present in their scented blends, but most of the unscented ones that I really enjoy it's either very mild or non-existant. As example, the GH ribbon baccy like Kendall Dark, Kendall Kentucky, Dark Birdseye, etc. are all just straight tobacco.Interesting, @ak2000.
I've always avoided Lakelands.
Figured, do I need this hassle when there are 1,000s of other blends to enjoy?
Descriptors like 'soapy' and 'perfumy' just don't pique my interest.
Interesting, @ak2000.
I've always avoided Lakelands.
Figured, do I need this hassle when there are 1,000s of other blends to enjoy?
Descriptors like 'soapy' and 'perfumy' just don't pique my interest.
It's a change of pace type of smoke. It's liked or reviled. There doesn't seem to be an inbetween.
