A comfy looking & cute pipe, very nice!
Larsens tobaco never seems to get mentioned or smoked on this or any forum. Anybody a fan? I've never tried any myself, just wondering out loud.
A comfy looking & cute pipe, very nice!
Larsens tobaco never seems to get mentioned or smoked on this or any forum. Anybody a fan? I've never tried any myself, just wondering out loud.
St. Bruno simply satisfies!
All I can tell you is that Bo (St. Bernhardt) used to blend the tobaccos when he worked in the W.O. Larsen shop in Copenhagen.
This guy,
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He even has the chair!
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In house blending 'a la rattrays' proper old school! Must have been a wonderful sight & smell inside their shop.
St. Bruno simply satisfies!
A great-looking pipe. Congratulations, Dave, and a neat trick with the cat toy.
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In tabaco veritas et fumo ergo sum
(Masperius the Elder)
In regards to the "cat toy trick," I'd recommend that anyone wanting to try it use something completely solid, smooth, and slightly flexible. A ball of rubber or Nerf-like material would work well. In the case of the Larsen here, Dave just decided to run what he brung, which worked out well but there's a potential for those ridges to hang up or cause a skip that would throw the bevel out of round.
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