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Did a quick google to reveal that a S.S. Pierce is the manufacturer.

Squeeze them in a pipe.

I wish it were that way where I live. Here that salary won't even get you started. Average salary here is 6 digits and a 1 bedroom condo will run you $450k+.

Knappogue Castle (1994) is by far my favorite single malt. Its quite smooth and easy to sip. I found its better neat than with ice. There is an internet store that has it on sale for little over $20 a bottle. Liquor Spirits If you are lucky enough to find a bottle of Knappogue 1951 and have...

Damn! Wish I had read this yesterday. My fiance and I would have loved to go. I'm over in South Riding.

If I still lived in Tennessee, I'd vote everybody meet at the Stockyard in downtown Nashville.

Its one of only two cigars that my finace smokes. She loves them. The only downside I see to them is that they have a tight draw. Its a decent smoke.

Just digging through the archives and ran across this post. Dark Twist is an excellent choice, although a bit sharp on the tongue. Its mild overall with a hint of sweetness. My daily pipe tobacco is Mac Baren's Roll Cake. They taste similar (the Twist seems a bit richer, fuller), but thats just...

Forgive this question as I am a totally new to this. I bought a tin of McClelland Dark Star the other day and much to my surprise, the stuff looks like beef jerky. I doubt you smoke it in this condition. How does one go about getting this in "smokable" form? Looks like you would need to rub it...

I picked up a small Benton the other day for $34. I enjoy the heck out of that little thing. Walked out with the pipe, some tobacco, cleaners, and a pipe tool for $43, so it doesn't cost and arm and a leg to get started. I can already tell this could get just as expensive as cigar collecting.

I agree! The stadium was rocking in 35* temps last night. I live about a mile away from Lane Stadium, and usually cannot hear the crowd during a game. Last night, you could almost feel the crowd that far away.

I must say that I do not like Guiness, its a little too bland. If I want some good taste, I will make another vote for Old Rasputin Stout. I am surprised that Beamish was only mentioned once. If I want a "drinkable" not a "sippable" stout, then its Beamish hands down. I have tried almost...

Definitely add Knappogue Castle 1951 to that list. Its definitely worth the $700 for a bottle. On the inexpensive side, I absolutely love Knappogue Castle 1994.

When I have $700+ to blow on a bottle, its definitely Knappogue Castle 1951. For my everynight whiskey, I enjoy Knappogue Castle 1992/93/94. Johnny Walker Black is not bad either. Guess this should have gone in the Liquor subforum...sorry 'bout that.

Drive on down to Blacksburg (~40 minute drive), we have a decent shop downtown.

Bones heal, lives do not. Hang in there, she'll need all of your support. I know that if a man put my fiance in the hospital, his nuts would be in a jar on my desk!

Here is mine: Will be upgrading to a Breitling soon.

I've searched around the forum and cannot find an answer, so...What is the latest on the rules for carrying torch lighters and cutters on aircraft? I'm flying out to SEMA this weekend and want to pack a few goodies for the trip.

Just bringing up an old thread. I was in Vienna VA this weekend and happened to spot Cigar World (8150 Leesburg Pike) and decided to stop. They had what looked to be two brand new boxes of OpusX Belicoso and another size. I picked up a beli for $24 (over priced, I know) and a DC Maximus Pyramid...

A. Fuente Exquisito Maduro (4.5x33). Surprisingly stout flavor from such a small stick. My fiance loves them.