2018年6月8日 · It's interesting how the impact of knowing what the particular blend preferences were or are for someone, famous or not, seems to give us such an intimate glimpse into personality or something some such, a sort of closeness, or even a certain relatedness if you happen to enjoy the same stuff, and that there terbaccy choices seem to be more revealing as …

2018年6月8日 · The bull became tremendously famous, perhaps the most famous American smoking tobacco ever? I read that it remained in production until 1988. The burlap sack (or whatever you call it) was the usual packing, but tins were also available:

2018年6月8日 · So noted in a 1951 letter and pub'd in The Pipe Smokers Ephemeris winter/spring 1993... As for pipes, he's known as a Dunhill man, but as this excerpt indicates, even back in '51 there were plaints against the company from stalwart pipemen for going the 'luxury goods' route...

2018年6月8日 · Imagine the confusion most of us would cause if we became famous. 30 yrs from now on some forum when someone would ask what we smoked, the list would be 20, 30, or even 50 blends long. We are so different from the generation represented by …

2018年6月8日 · I am curious to see what tobaccos other famous people smoked, specifically: J. Allen hynek Sir arthur conan doyle Jacques Cousteau Etc... I am working on making a famous pipe smokers and there tobacco collection to display. I am focusing on scientists explorers and authors. I find it very interesting and think it will make a good conversation ...

2018年6月8日 · C.S. Lewis is often cited as being a Three Nuns man, but he also smoked Gold Block: "According to a letter from Douglas Gresham, the Lewis brothers both preferred Three Nuns and Gold Block brands of pipe tobacco, and they usually smoked Gold Flake and Senior Service cigarettes with Players Navy Cut as a second choice."

2018年8月5日 · The smoker doesn’t have to be famous (though sometimes that’s more interesting). As a relatively younger guy, I love thinking about a time when it was far more common for men and women to smoke a pipe, in private and public and to display it proudly for a camera. Please post your favorite historical photos and videos of pipe smokers!

2024年11月1日 · For this month we voted on the ever famous Arango Balkan Supreme! The purpose of Tobacco of The Month is come together and BS about one specific blend for a few weeks. Share your thoughts, likes, dislikes, etc, about the blend. You can rate it, write your own notes, crack a joke on someone for their remarks, etc.

2024年6月20日 · Anyway, for me the famous nicotine in pipe tobacco is a mystery (without inhaling the smoke). I don't feel anything and I smoke for the flavor and because it relaxes me, but not to kill the craving like when I smoked cigarettes

2025年1月1日 · I think I've told this story on this forum long ago, but my wife and I bumped into the president of the Wine Tasters Guild (a fellow named Joe) and, naturally, got into a conversation about wine, both popular and unobtainable. There's a famous French wine, Petrus (mostly merlot and a touch of cabernet, I think), that retails for ~$2000 a bottle.