LOL and I agree with alot of them! I think I will keep some around after all. H&H makes good tobaccos and their prices are very reasonable. I've never aged any pipe tobacco maybe I'll buy a bunch and set it aside for awhile.
So much good tobacco, so little time!
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IRC Three Star Blue in a Chacom Plume. It came free with an order; nice room note but boring flavors.
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Barbary Coast with a cup of coffee, again. This is becoming a favorite morning pairing of mine.
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BC is going to be my next purchase. Brian, have you had Haddo's and if so, how would you compare the 2?
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Hi Seth, I have 2 tins of Haddo's, but I haven't cracked one yet. Trying to finish what I have open first. I have a bunch of samples that James (WaRevo) sent that I haven't even tried.

I'll try it soon and let you know. I haven't really had a GLP blend that I haven't liked though. Although I don't think I've had any with Cavendish yet.
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Smoking some Hearth & Home Caramel Apple Pie, in my MM Cob.
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H&H Egg Nog in a vintage Kaywoodie I got off ebay in rough shape. Just finished restoring it and lit a bowl :-)p
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Seth, just go out and buy a tin (or some bulk if available). Its delicious and I guarantee you'll enjoy it:-) (so did I stick my butt out there or what?)...:-)
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Planning on doing just that Mark. Waiting for the holidays to be over so I have a bit more disposable cash to stock up. I need more Haddo's too to age.
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Laurel Heights to break in the new Savinelli. It smoked great! Jury is still out on the filter though. Are the filter adapters worth buying?
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A bowl of H&H Marquee Sweet & Savory. Nice pipe blend. Floral notes and mild sweetness which gave way to "Haddo" like flavors. This all settled in when the Kentucky Dark Fire mildly started to jump in to the mix. Second half of the bowl, the flavors kept jumping back and forth to the end. Easy to keep lit. Really a nice smoke in the Mark Twain cob:-)

No idea regarding the adapters Brian. Maybe another can answer that...
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Some Escudo folded and stuffed into a Ropp Lecture classic strawberry. I also put a couple of Denicool crystals in, as the Escudo was right from the tin and a bit moist. They're doing a good job, not a sound, cool and dry.
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MacBaren Dark Fired in my new Pete Dublin Castle.
Great tobacco - like dark roast beef - brilliant in the Pete
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Comoy's Cask Nº 2 in a Jobey Virgin Prima ¼ bent billiard. :-)
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An old favorite called "Christmas Cookie". It is the season!
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Penzance. I couldn't wait to see what all the fuss was about and it's pretty good. Multiple changes all through the bowl. Some puffs sweet as mcclelland va, some oriental blasts like squadron leader, all with a latakia undertone. Not a lat bomb. Complex and tasty. If you have a chance, try some.
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I have about a half a tin left. I'm reluctant to smoke any more until I can source some more. It's hard leaving it alone.
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Found a source at pipesandcigars dot com. If that reference was against the rules please delete the post mods!
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Nothing wrong with referencing the web page Bill. They are simply "out of stock" in both the 8oz bag and 2 oz can. A number of online suppliers are "out of stock" in this particular product...
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Drat. I was going to get some to try!
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