Right
Roseburg is in the Southern part of OR near Medford.

I have an aversion for any Town larger that 10,000; this burg I live in
is 1,000; and no stop lights...:-))))...and Thank the Powers that
be....NO MALL

Steve
Desert  Dweller

HI ALL

Check this pipe maker out...I just ordered a couple of pipes..
www.pipaslc.com

Great Prices....

Steve
Desert  Dweller

OK, Fr. Johnny, here it comes!  (The box
is sealed and sitting at my feet.  It will
be in the mail before noon today.)

You know, when I first got into this "box
pass" thing, I thought, "What a deal!"  For
the cost of shipping it once and putting in
some samples of the tobacco I have on hand,
I'll get to try all these great tobaccos
that I've never had the chance to buy.  Can't
get any better than that, huh?  Great
entertainment for low cost, right?

Duh.

I was correct on the entertainment part.
I've had a lot of fun sampling the blends
in this box.  But there's a fly in the
ointment:  I fell in love with three of
the blends.  (Which means that I'll have
to spend the money bulking up on a supply
of each one.)  Which leads to yet another
problem.

I don't know who put in the tin of Dunhill's
Durbar, and I don't know whether to bless you
or curse you!  I've been wanting to try this
for a long time, and now that it's out of
production, I just couldn't resist.  WOW!
For an oriental lover like myself, this is
really, really great stuff.  Awesome.  The
best that I can describe it would be this
concept (note that I have NOT actually tried
this out):  Take about half a tin of Old
Ironsides and mix it with a full tin of
Presbyterian Mixture.  Solid latakia smothered
with a bunch of orientals.  Top quality.

I'm going to try to hunt down a tin or two
and if anybody can help me, let me know.

The other two "finds" were Esoterica's
Dorchester, a wonderfully sweet virginia
blend of delightful complexity and Fairmorn's
Lancer's Slices.  Lancer's Slices is solidly
in the heavy latakia tradition of Old Ironsides
and Germain's Special Latakia Flake.  I didn't
rub it out much, so the smoke lasted a nice
long time.  I'll be getting more of both, but
especially the Lancer's Slices.  What a deal!

Here's what I took out:
tin of Durbar
tin of Deep Hollow (haven't tried this yet)
pouch of Altadis CA100 (haven't tried this yet
    and there were two pouches in there)
Lancer's Slices (about three bowls worth)
and a bowl or so of the following:
-- Dorchester
--Elizabethan Mixture
--St. James Woods
--Mac Baren's Plumcake
and a bowl or so of various aromatics
that I no longer remember.

Here's what I put in.  I noticed that the box
leaned heavily toward the aromatics, and I
tend to smoke mainly non-aromatics, so this
worked out pretty well.  It also works well if
you're a burley lover.  I've found that burley
does not agree with me (with only a few
exceptions), so there's a bunch of burleys here.

-- 1 tin of McCranie's Red Flake (very good)
-- 1 tin of F&T's Blackjack (very good)
-- almost full tin of C&D's Pegasus (burley)
various sized samples of:
-- Altadis' Count Pulaski (nice)
-- Pipeworks & Wilke's #524 (latakia, Yenidje)
-- McClelland's 2010 (excellent virginia)
-- Sam Gawith's Full Virginia Flake (my
       favorite virginia)
-- Mac Baren's HH Mature Virginia
-- Milan Tobacconists' King's Ransom (latakia)
-- Milan Tobacconists' Jefferson Street
-- McCranie's Owner's Choice (virginia)
-- Smokers' Haven's Exotique Mixture (balkan)
-- Smokers' Haven's Our Best Blend (english)
-- pipesandcigars.com's Frenchy's Sunza Bitches
       (perique, perique, perique!)
-- pipesandcigars.com's Old Tartan (burley
       and deertongue)
-- Pipeworks & Wilke's Nut Brown Burley
-- Pipeworks & Wilke's #13 (tough to describe)
-- Cornell & Diehl's "pseudo-Crooner" (burley)

A note on the "pseudo-Crooner".  C&D's Crooner
is just about the only burley blend I like.  It's
a cube-cut burley mixed with deertongue and topped
with some molassas.  Very tasty indeed.  But I
found that while I don't dislike the deertongue,
it doesn't do much for me.  I know that it's in
short supply, so why waste it on me?  I called
Craig Tarler and asked if he would mix up two
pounds of #104: Crooner but to hold the
deertongue.  He said he would, and did.  And
here is the results.  Note that I do plan to
have a bit of "regular" Crooner on hand to smoke
on occasion, but this burley can be an all day
smoke.

Hope you all have as much fun with this as I
have had.

Keep me in mind for the next one . . .

-- Doug Pearson  <-- digging for some Durbar!

Durbar is indeed one fine smoke. It was always my favorite of the Dunhills
and I liked it so much I once named a fictional character Durbar. I have
about a dozen tins stashed away and plan to open them only on very special
occasions. Has anyone found any sort of replacement for this fine tobacco?

Best,
Joe in Austin

On 10/1/07, dougpearsontobold <pearsond@...> wrote:
>
>   OK, Fr. Johnny, here it comes! (The box
> is sealed and sitting at my feet. It will
> be in the mail before noon today.)
>
> You know, when I first got into this "box
> pass" thing, I thought, "What a deal!" For
> the cost of shipping it once and putting in
> some samples of the tobacco I have on hand,
> I'll get to try all these great tobaccos
> that I've never had the chance to buy. Can't
> get any better than that, huh? Great
> entertainment for low cost, right?
>
> Duh.
>
> I was correct on the entertainment part.
> I've had a lot of fun sampling the blends
> in this box. But there's a fly in the
> ointment: I fell in love with three of
> the blends. (Which means that I'll have
> to spend the money bulking up on a supply
> of each one.) Which leads to yet another
> problem.
>
> I don't know who put in the tin of Dunhill's
> Durbar, and I don't know whether to bless you
> or curse you! I've been wanting to try this
> for a long time, and now that it's out of
> production, I just couldn't resist. WOW!
> For an oriental lover like myself, this is
> really, really great stuff. Awesome. The
> best that I can describe it would be this
> concept (note that I have NOT actually tried
> this out): Take about half a tin of Old
> Ironsides and mix it with a full tin of
> Presbyterian Mixture. Solid latakia smothered
> with a bunch of orientals. Top quality.
>
> I'm going to try to hunt down a tin or two
> and if anybody can help me, let me know.
>
> The other two "finds" were Esoterica's
> Dorchester, a wonderfully sweet virginia
> blend of delightful complexity and Fairmorn's
> Lancer's Slices. Lancer's Slices is solidly
> in the heavy latakia tradition of Old Ironsides
> and Germain's Special Latakia Flake. I didn't
> rub it out much, so the smoke lasted a nice
> long time. I'll be getting more of both, but
> especially the Lancer's Slices. What a deal!
>
> Here's what I took out:
> tin of Durbar
> tin of Deep Hollow (haven't tried this yet)
> pouch of Altadis CA100 (haven't tried this yet
> and there were two pouches in there)
> Lancer's Slices (about three bowls worth)
> and a bowl or so of the following:
> -- Dorchester
> --Elizabethan Mixture
> --St. James Woods
> --Mac Baren's Plumcake
> and a bowl or so of various aromatics
> that I no longer remember.
>
> Here's what I put in. I noticed that the box
> leaned heavily toward the aromatics, and I
> tend to smoke mainly non-aromatics, so this
> worked out pretty well. It also works well if
> you're a burley lover. I've found that burley
> does not agree with me (with only a few
> exceptions), so there's a bunch of burleys here.
>
> -- 1 tin of McCranie's Red Flake (very good)
> -- 1 tin of F&T's Blackjack (very good)
> -- almost full tin of C&D's Pegasus (burley)
> various sized samples of:
> -- Altadis' Count Pulaski (nice)
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's #524 (latakia, Yenidje)
> -- McClelland's 2010 (excellent virginia)
> -- Sam Gawith's Full Virginia Flake (my
> favorite virginia)
> -- Mac Baren's HH Mature Virginia
> -- Milan Tobacconists' King's Ransom (latakia)
> -- Milan Tobacconists' Jefferson Street
> -- McCranie's Owner's Choice (virginia)
> -- Smokers' Haven's Exotique Mixture (balkan)
> -- Smokers' Haven's Our Best Blend (english)
> -- pipesandcigars.com's Frenchy's Sunza Bitches
> (perique, perique, perique!)
> -- pipesandcigars.com's Old Tartan (burley
> and deertongue)
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's Nut Brown Burley
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's #13 (tough to describe)
> -- Cornell & Diehl's "pseudo-Crooner" (burley)
>
> A note on the "pseudo-Crooner". C&D's Crooner
> is just about the only burley blend I like. It's
> a cube-cut burley mixed with deertongue and topped
> with some molassas. Very tasty indeed. But I
> found that while I don't dislike the deertongue,
> it doesn't do much for me. I know that it's in
> short supply, so why waste it on me? I called
> Craig Tarler and asked if he would mix up two
> pounds of #104: Crooner but to hold the
> deertongue. He said he would, and did. And
> here is the results. Note that I do plan to
> have a bit of "regular" Crooner on hand to smoke
> on occasion, but this burley can be an all day
> smoke.
>
> Hope you all have as much fun with this as I
> have had.
>
> Keep me in mind for the next one . . .
>
> -- Doug Pearson <-- digging for some Durbar!
>
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Thanx for the update, Doug.  We may get this thing done yet!!!  LOL

Ted DeWitt

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "dougpearsontobold"
<pearsond@...> wrote:
>
> OK, Fr. Johnny, here it comes!  (The box
> is sealed and sitting at my feet.  It will
> be in the mail before noon today.)
>
> You know, when I first got into this "box
> pass" thing, I thought, "What a deal!"  For
> the cost of shipping it once and putting in
> some samples of the tobacco I have on hand,
> I'll get to try all these great tobaccos
> that I've never had the chance to buy.  Can't
> get any better than that, huh?  Great
> entertainment for low cost, right?
>
> Duh.
>
> I was correct on the entertainment part.
> I've had a lot of fun sampling the blends
> in this box.  But there's a fly in the
> ointment:  I fell in love with three of
> the blends.  (Which means that I'll have
> to spend the money bulking up on a supply
> of each one.)  Which leads to yet another
> problem.
>
> I don't know who put in the tin of Dunhill's
> Durbar, and I don't know whether to bless you
> or curse you!  I've been wanting to try this
> for a long time, and now that it's out of
> production, I just couldn't resist.  WOW!
> For an oriental lover like myself, this is
> really, really great stuff.  Awesome.  The
> best that I can describe it would be this
> concept (note that I have NOT actually tried
> this out):  Take about half a tin of Old
> Ironsides and mix it with a full tin of
> Presbyterian Mixture.  Solid latakia smothered
> with a bunch of orientals.  Top quality.
>
> I'm going to try to hunt down a tin or two
> and if anybody can help me, let me know.
>
> The other two "finds" were Esoterica's
> Dorchester, a wonderfully sweet virginia
> blend of delightful complexity and Fairmorn's
> Lancer's Slices.  Lancer's Slices is solidly
> in the heavy latakia tradition of Old Ironsides
> and Germain's Special Latakia Flake.  I didn't
> rub it out much, so the smoke lasted a nice
> long time.  I'll be getting more of both, but
> especially the Lancer's Slices.  What a deal!
>
> Here's what I took out:
> tin of Durbar
> tin of Deep Hollow (haven't tried this yet)
> pouch of Altadis CA100 (haven't tried this yet
>    and there were two pouches in there)
> Lancer's Slices (about three bowls worth)
> and a bowl or so of the following:
> -- Dorchester
> --Elizabethan Mixture
> --St. James Woods
> --Mac Baren's Plumcake
> and a bowl or so of various aromatics
> that I no longer remember.
>
> Here's what I put in.  I noticed that the box
> leaned heavily toward the aromatics, and I
> tend to smoke mainly non-aromatics, so this
> worked out pretty well.  It also works well if
> you're a burley lover.  I've found that burley
> does not agree with me (with only a few
> exceptions), so there's a bunch of burleys here.
>
> -- 1 tin of McCranie's Red Flake (very good)
> -- 1 tin of F&T's Blackjack (very good)
> -- almost full tin of C&D's Pegasus (burley)
> various sized samples of:
> -- Altadis' Count Pulaski (nice)
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's #524 (latakia, Yenidje)
> -- McClelland's 2010 (excellent virginia)
> -- Sam Gawith's Full Virginia Flake (my
>       favorite virginia)
> -- Mac Baren's HH Mature Virginia
> -- Milan Tobacconists' King's Ransom (latakia)
> -- Milan Tobacconists' Jefferson Street
> -- McCranie's Owner's Choice (virginia)
> -- Smokers' Haven's Exotique Mixture (balkan)
> -- Smokers' Haven's Our Best Blend (english)
> -- pipesandcigars.com's Frenchy's Sunza Bitches
>       (perique, perique, perique!)
> -- pipesandcigars.com's Old Tartan (burley
>       and deertongue)
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's Nut Brown Burley
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's #13 (tough to describe)
> -- Cornell & Diehl's "pseudo-Crooner" (burley)
>
> A note on the "pseudo-Crooner".  C&D's Crooner
> is just about the only burley blend I like.  It's
> a cube-cut burley mixed with deertongue and topped
> with some molassas.  Very tasty indeed.  But I
> found that while I don't dislike the deertongue,
> it doesn't do much for me.  I know that it's in
> short supply, so why waste it on me?  I called
> Craig Tarler and asked if he would mix up two
> pounds of #104: Crooner but to hold the
> deertongue.  He said he would, and did.  And
> here is the results.  Note that I do plan to
> have a bit of "regular" Crooner on hand to smoke
> on occasion, but this burley can be an all day
> smoke.
>
> Hope you all have as much fun with this as I
> have had.
>
> Keep me in mind for the next one . . .
>
> -- Doug Pearson  <-- digging for some Durbar!
>

Okay Doug I will watch for it.....glad to see it finally arrive (well
almost) and I am glad you had fun with the box of goodies.....I will
have a bunch of cigars and other stuff that I will be adding when it
comes to me. Fr. Johnny

dougpearsontobold wrote:
>
> OK, Fr. Johnny, here it comes! (The box
> is sealed and sitting at my feet. It will
> be in the mail before noon today.)
>
> You know, when I first got into this "box
> pass" thing, I thought, "What a deal!" For
> the cost of shipping it once and putting in
> some samples of the tobacco I have on hand,
> I'll get to try all these great tobaccos
> that I've never had the chance to buy. Can't
> get any better than that, huh? Great
> entertainment for low cost, right?
>
> Duh.
>
> I was correct on the entertainment part.
> I've had a lot of fun sampling the blends
> in this box. But there's a fly in the
> ointment: I fell in love with three of
> the blends. (Which means that I'll have
> to spend the money bulking up on a supply
> of each one.) Which leads to yet another
> problem.
>
> I don't know who put in the tin of Dunhill's
> Durbar, and I don't know whether to bless you
> or curse you! I've been wanting to try this
> for a long time, and now that it's out of
> production, I just couldn't resist. WOW!
> For an oriental lover like myself, this is
> really, really great stuff. Awesome. The
> best that I can describe it would be this
> concept (note that I have NOT actually tried
> this out): Take about half a tin of Old
> Ironsides and mix it with a full tin of
> Presbyterian Mixture. Solid latakia smothered
> with a bunch of orientals. Top quality.
>
> I'm going to try to hunt down a tin or two
> and if anybody can help me, let me know.
>
> The other two "finds" were Esoterica's
> Dorchester, a wonderfully sweet virginia
> blend of delightful complexity and Fairmorn's
> Lancer's Slices. Lancer's Slices is solidly
> in the heavy latakia tradition of Old Ironsides
> and Germain's Special Latakia Flake. I didn't
> rub it out much, so the smoke lasted a nice
> long time. I'll be getting more of both, but
> especially the Lancer's Slices. What a deal!
>
> Here's what I took out:
> tin of Durbar
> tin of Deep Hollow (haven't tried this yet)
> pouch of Altadis CA100 (haven't tried this yet
> and there were two pouches in there)
> Lancer's Slices (about three bowls worth)
> and a bowl or so of the following:
> -- Dorchester
> --Elizabethan Mixture
> --St. James Woods
> --Mac Baren's Plumcake
> and a bowl or so of various aromatics
> that I no longer remember.
>
> Here's what I put in. I noticed that the box
> leaned heavily toward the aromatics, and I
> tend to smoke mainly non-aromatics, so this
> worked out pretty well. It also works well if
> you're a burley lover. I've found that burley
> does not agree with me (with only a few
> exceptions), so there's a bunch of burleys here.
>
> -- 1 tin of McCranie's Red Flake (very good)
> -- 1 tin of F&T's Blackjack (very good)
> -- almost full tin of C&D's Pegasus (burley)
> various sized samples of:
> -- Altadis' Count Pulaski (nice)
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's #524 (latakia, Yenidje)
> -- McClelland's 2010 (excellent virginia)
> -- Sam Gawith's Full Virginia Flake (my
> favorite virginia)
> -- Mac Baren's HH Mature Virginia
> -- Milan Tobacconists' King's Ransom (latakia)
> -- Milan Tobacconists' Jefferson Street
> -- McCranie's Owner's Choice (virginia)
> -- Smokers' Haven's Exotique Mixture (balkan)
> -- Smokers' Haven's Our Best Blend (english)
> -- pipesandcigars.com's Frenchy's Sunza Bitches
> (perique, perique, perique!)
> -- pipesandcigars.com's Old Tartan (burley
> and deertongue)
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's Nut Brown Burley
> -- Pipeworks & Wilke's #13 (tough to describe)
> -- Cornell & Diehl's "pseudo-Crooner" (burley)
>
> A note on the "pseudo-Crooner". C&D's Crooner
> is just about the only burley blend I like. It's
> a cube-cut burley mixed with deertongue and topped
> with some molassas. Very tasty indeed. But I
> found that while I don't dislike the deertongue,
> it doesn't do much for me. I know that it's in
> short supply, so why waste it on me? I called
> Craig Tarler and asked if he would mix up two
> pounds of #104: Crooner but to hold the
> deertongue. He said he would, and did. And
> here is the results. Note that I do plan to
> have a bit of "regular" Crooner on hand to smoke
> on occasion, but this burley can be an all day
> smoke.
>
> Hope you all have as much fun with this as I
> have had.
>
> Keep me in mind for the next one . . .
>
> -- Doug Pearson <-- digging for some Durbar!
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Fr John

Still smoking those Meers I sent ??

Did I read correctly...Dunbar has been discontinued ??

Then Pembroke must be soon to follow..a blend I enjoy very much.

Regards;
Steve
Desert  Dweller

HI ALL
It is my understanding that Pembroke is Durbar with Cognac added ??

Regards;
Steve
Desert  Dweller

I think you're confusing "Dunbar," a Virginia by Esoterica, with "Durbar,"
an Oriental/Balkan by Dunhill. Dunbar is, to the best of my knowledge, still
in production. Durbar is not.

Best,
Joe in Austin

On 10/1/07, c g stevens <azwind1@...> wrote:
>
>   HI ALL
> It is my understanding that Pembroke is Durbar with Cognac added ??
>
> Regards;
> Steve
> Desert Dweller
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Steve yup still smoking them and enjoying it!

c g stevens wrote:
>
> Fr John
>
> Still smoking those Meers I sent ??
>
> Did I read correctly...Dunbar has been discontinued ??
>
> Then Pembroke must be soon to follow..a blend I enjoy very much.
>
> Regards;
> Steve
> Desert Dweller
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

RIGHT

I smoke the Dunbar from Esoterica

Love it

Regards;
Steve
Desert  Dweller

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Seems they just stooped producing a slew of tinned Dunhill tobacco.
Which ones are they?

I will be at KC show as that is where I live.

Steve Fallon <stbjfallon@...> wrote:          Ditto what stogieiv said about
the KC Show... I will sure be there
and look forward to meeting you, Ben.

Best,
Pipestud

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ted Weidner" <stogieiv@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Ben
> I'll be there as will Pipestud, Patrick Dennis and we're hoping
JohnO
> can make it but that's iffy.
> It's a great smaller show, we sell some and buy some and generally
have
> a great time.
> The three of us will be at the same grouping of tables along with
Bruce
> Weaver so look us up and introduce yourself.
> Ted
>
> --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ben Scofield" <bscofield@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Anyone here planning on heading to the Kansas City Pipe Show the
first
> > weekend in November? It's just a 4 hr. drive for me so I'll
definitely
> > be there! Anyone else?
> >
> > I've never been to this one before but it sure gets good reviews,
> > including from members of this group who were there last year.
> >
>






[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Cool... that's more than I thought, honestly. But, this is a big
group. It'll be great to meet everyone there. I'll be sharing a table
with Jaden Hew Len (big Hawaii'n dude that some of you have seen and
met in Chicago). I'll also do plenty of walking around.... :)

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, James ODell <dell7926@...> wrote:
>
> I will be at KC show as that is where I live.
>
> Steve Fallon <stbjfallon@...> wrote:          Ditto what stogieiv
said about the KC Show... I will sure be there
> and look forward to meeting you, Ben.
>
> Best,
> Pipestud
>
> --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ted Weidner" <stogieiv@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Ben
> > I'll be there as will Pipestud, Patrick Dennis and we're hoping
> JohnO
> > can make it but that's iffy.
> > It's a great smaller show, we sell some and buy some and
generally
> have
> > a great time.
> > The three of us will be at the same grouping of tables along with
> Bruce
> > Weaver so look us up and introduce yourself.
> > Ted
> >
> > --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ben Scofield" <bscofield@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Anyone here planning on heading to the Kansas City Pipe Show
the
> first
> > > weekend in November? It's just a 4 hr. drive for me so I'll
> definitely
> > > be there! Anyone else?
> > >
> > > I've never been to this one before but it sure gets good
reviews,
> > > including from members of this group who were there last year.
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Incidently, I'll be selling and hopefully shopping with some of the
proceeds. Anyone here taking any danish or danish-esque pipes? I'll
be on the lookout!

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, James ODell <dell7926@...> wrote:
>
> I will be at KC show as that is where I live.
>
> Steve Fallon <stbjfallon@...> wrote:          Ditto what stogieiv
said about the KC Show... I will sure be there
> and look forward to meeting you, Ben.
>
> Best,
> Pipestud
>
> --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ted Weidner" <stogieiv@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Ben
> > I'll be there as will Pipestud, Patrick Dennis and we're hoping
> JohnO
> > can make it but that's iffy.
> > It's a great smaller show, we sell some and buy some and
generally
> have
> > a great time.
> > The three of us will be at the same grouping of tables along with
> Bruce
> > Weaver so look us up and introduce yourself.
> > Ted
> >
> > --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ben Scofield" <bscofield@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Anyone here planning on heading to the Kansas City Pipe Show
the
> first
> > > weekend in November? It's just a 4 hr. drive for me so I'll
> definitely
> > > be there! Anyone else?
> > >
> > > I've never been to this one before but it sure gets good
reviews,
> > > including from members of this group who were there last year.
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Allan" <mutsy1951@...> wrote:
>
> Seems they just stooped producing a slew of tinned Dunhill tobacco.
> Which ones are they?
>

Allan,

As far as I can tell, these Dunhill blends have
fallen off of just about every website out there:

-- The Aperitif
-- Durbar Mixture
-- Elizabethan Mixture
-- Standard Mixture Mild
-- 3-Year Matured

The following Dunhill blends seem to be still in
supply, some even in bulk:

-- Early Morning Pipe
-- Light Flake
-- London Mixture
-- My Mixture No. 965
-- Nightcap
-- Royal Yacht
-- Standard Mixture Medium

And, since the London Dunhill Store seems not to
carry tobacco anymore, I guess I'll never get to
sample "Baby's Bottom" . . .    Oh, well.

-- Doug Pearson

Hi Ben
I will be taking quite a few Danish pipes so look me up and it will
be great seeing you and Jaden.
Ted


--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ben Scofield" <bscofield@...>
wrote:
>
> Incidently, I'll be selling and hopefully shopping with some of the
> proceeds. Anyone here taking any danish or danish-esque pipes? I'll
> be on the lookout!
>
> --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, James ODell <dell7926@> wrote:
> >
> > I will be at KC show as that is where I live.
> >
> > Steve Fallon <stbjfallon@> wrote:          Ditto what stogieiv
> said about the KC Show... I will sure be there
> > and look forward to meeting you, Ben.
> >
> > Best,
> > Pipestud
> >
> > --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ted Weidner" <stogieiv@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Ben
> > > I'll be there as will Pipestud, Patrick Dennis and we're hoping
> > JohnO
> > > can make it but that's iffy.
> > > It's a great smaller show, we sell some and buy some and
> generally
> > have
> > > a great time.
> > > The three of us will be at the same grouping of tables along
with
> > Bruce
> > > Weaver so look us up and introduce yourself.
> > > Ted
> > >
> > > --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Ben Scofield"
<bscofield@>
> > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Anyone here planning on heading to the Kansas City Pipe Show
> the
> > first
> > > > weekend in November? It's just a 4 hr. drive for me so I'll
> > definitely
> > > > be there! Anyone else?
> > > >
> > > > I've never been to this one before but it sure gets good
> reviews,
> > > > including from members of this group who were there last year.
> > > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>

This is sad.
I noticed that it must have been pretty hush-hush as when I went to
order a few more tins the different web sites came up empty.
The Aperitif, Durber and Standfard Mixture Mild are three I enjoy
immsensely.
Yet those Morons kept Royal Yuck around.
Appreciate the information though.
Regards,
Al--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "dougpearsontobold"
<pearsond@...> wrote:
>
> --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Allan" <mutsy1951@> wrote:
> >
> > Seems they just stooped producing a slew of tinned Dunhill
tobacco.
> > Which ones are they?
> >
>
> Allan,
>
> As far as I can tell, these Dunhill blends have
> fallen off of just about every website out there:
>
> -- The Aperitif
> -- Durbar Mixture
> -- Elizabethan Mixture
> -- Standard Mixture Mild
> -- 3-Year Matured
>
> The following Dunhill blends seem to be still in
> supply, some even in bulk:
>
> -- Early Morning Pipe
> -- Light Flake
> -- London Mixture
> -- My Mixture No. 965
> -- Nightcap
> -- Royal Yacht
> -- Standard Mixture Medium
>
> And, since the London Dunhill Store seems not to
> carry tobacco anymore, I guess I'll never get to
> sample "Baby's Bottom" . . .    Oh, well.
>
> -- Doug Pearson
>

Well congratulations and good luck Jeff. They will keep you jumping I am sure.
   Jud  <--------whose youngest just turned 21 on Oct. 1

Jeffrey Jelmeland <geoffrie@...> wrote:
           Yep, we have a boy and a girl on the way and due anytime in the next
month.
These are our first so we are going to get broken in quite fast. :)

--
Jeffrey Jelmeland
Hillsboro, OR

The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not
understand.
- Frank Herbert

On 9/30/07, c g stevens <azwind1@...> wrote:
>
> ???
> As in twins...your Wife is having Twins...Great
>
> Steve
> Desert Dweller
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

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Thanks Jud. I suspect that these little ones will provide me with multiple
occassions to long to escape to the balcony with my pipe for some quiet
time. But I am sure that there will also be plenty of joy, and frankly I am
tired of waiting. I want to meet them and hold them!

On 10/2/07, Jud Cole <campbellajc@...> wrote:
>
> Well congratulations and good luck Jeff. They will keep you jumping I am
> sure.
> Jud  <--------whose youngest just turned 21 on Oct. 1
>
> Jeffrey Jelmeland <geoffrie@...> wrote:
>          Yep, we have a boy and a girl on the way and due anytime in the
> next month.
> These are our first so we are going to get broken in quite fast. :)
>
> --
> Jeffrey Jelmeland
> Hillsboro, OR
>
> The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not
> understand.
> - Frank Herbert
>
> On 9/30/07, c g stevens <azwind1@...> wrote:
> >
> > ???
> > As in twins...your Wife is having Twins...Great
> >
> > Steve
> > Desert Dweller
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Check out  the hottest 2008 models today at Yahoo! Autos.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


--
Jeffrey Jelmeland
Hillsboro, OR

The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not
understand.
   - Frank Herbert


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The only time I was in London, I wanted to get to the Dunhill store, but the
hotel gave me the wrong directions and I never found it.  We didn't have time to
spend looking any more.  I had wanted to get some of the Baby's Bottom just to
try it.

   Joe H

dougpearsontobold <pearsond@...> wrote:
   --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Allan" wrote:
>
> Seems they just stooped producing a slew of tinned Dunhill tobacco.
> Which ones are they?
>

Allan,

As far as I can tell, these Dunhill blends have
fallen off of just about every website out there:

-- The Aperitif
-- Durbar Mixture
-- Elizabethan Mixture
-- Standard Mixture Mild
-- 3-Year Matured

The following Dunhill blends seem to be still in
supply, some even in bulk:

-- Early Morning Pipe
-- Light Flake
-- London Mixture
-- My Mixture No. 965
-- Nightcap
-- Royal Yacht
-- Standard Mixture Medium

And, since the London Dunhill Store seems not to
carry tobacco anymore, I guess I'll never get to
sample "Baby's Bottom" . . . Oh, well.

-- Doug Pearson




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That just about sums it up, Jeff. Lots of both...
   Jud

Jeffrey Jelmeland <geoffrie@...> wrote:
           Thanks Jud. I suspect that these little ones will provide me with
multiple
occassions to long to escape to the balcony with my pipe for some quiet
time. But I am sure that there will also be plenty of joy, and frankly I am
tired of waiting. I want to meet them and hold them!

On 10/2/07, Jud Cole <campbellajc@...> wrote:
>
> Well congratulations and good luck Jeff. They will keep you jumping I am
> sure.
> Jud <--------whose youngest just turned 21 on Oct. 1
>
> Jeffrey Jelmeland <geoffrie@...> wrote:
> Yep, we have a boy and a girl on the way and due anytime in the
> next month.
> These are our first so we are going to get broken in quite fast. :)
>
> --
> Jeffrey Jelmeland
> Hillsboro, OR
>
> The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not
> understand.
> - Frank Herbert
>
> On 9/30/07, c g stevens <azwind1@...> wrote:
> >
> > ???
> > As in twins...your Wife is having Twins...Great
> >
> > Steve
> > Desert Dweller
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Yahoo! Autos.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

--
Jeffrey Jelmeland
Hillsboro, OR

The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not
understand.
- Frank Herbert

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For what it's worth, when I was in McCranies a couple of weeks ago, I
noticed they had Apertif and I believe 3 - Year.  Might be worth a
call.

Ted DeWitt

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "dougpearsontobold"
<pearsond@...> wrote:
>
> --- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Allan" <mutsy1951@> wrote:
> >
> > Seems they just stooped producing a slew of tinned Dunhill
tobacco.
> > Which ones are they?
> >
>
> Allan,
>
> As far as I can tell, these Dunhill blends have
> fallen off of just about every website out there:
>
> -- The Aperitif
> -- Durbar Mixture
> -- Elizabethan Mixture
> -- Standard Mixture Mild
> -- 3-Year Matured
>
> The following Dunhill blends seem to be still in
> supply, some even in bulk:
>
> -- Early Morning Pipe
> -- Light Flake
> -- London Mixture
> -- My Mixture No. 965
> -- Nightcap
> -- Royal Yacht
> -- Standard Mixture Medium
>
> And, since the London Dunhill Store seems not to
> carry tobacco anymore, I guess I'll never get to
> sample "Baby's Bottom" . . .    Oh, well.
>
> -- Doug Pearson
>

Hi All,
I listed some pipes on Ebay again and "Baiano" Freehand No. 11 - 15
contain videos from my smokerīs lounge on Sunday Part I - Part V:
My Ebay Store <http://stores.ebay.com/Piepenhoeker-s-Pipe-Store>

Have fun,

Rolf







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Rolf... that video is nothing short of awesome!

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Rolf Osterndorff" <toowra@...>
wrote:
>
>
> Hi All,
> I listed some pipes on Ebay again and "Baiano" Freehand No. 11 - 15
> contain videos from my smokerīs lounge on Sunday Part I - Part V:
> My Ebay Store <http://stores.ebay.com/Piepenhoeker-s-Pipe-Store>
>
> Have fun,
>
> Rolf
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Friends,
I have some new Gabrieli hand made pipes availble for sale.
Thank you in advance for your interest.
Dan Chlebove
Gabrieli Pipes
http://www.gabrielipipes.com/index.html?1169497219968

WOW! Super work, Dan.... I noticed that "wax drip" style pipe didn't
stay up long.

Reckon I'll have to pull out my Chlebove and smoke it right now!

Best,
Pipestud

--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "wooha3563" <wooha3563@...> wrote:
>
> Friends,
> I have some new Gabrieli hand made pipes availble for sale.
> Thank you in advance for your interest.
> Dan Chlebove
> Gabrieli Pipes
> http://www.gabrielipipes.com/index.html?1169497219968
>

It arrived today....YUMMY!....will get it back out Monday or Tuesday.
Fr. Johnny

Great!!!.. Dessert Steve, you're next!!


Ted DeWitt


--- In pipesmokers2@yahoogroups.com, "Rev. Father Johnny Shepherd"
<fatherjohnny@...> wrote:
>
> It arrived today....YUMMY!....will get it back out Monday or Tuesday.
> Fr. Johnny
>

Great !!

Steve
Desert  Dweller