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Sometimes called “top-notes,” this can be quite ephemeral. Because of the volatile nature of many of the commonly used components, a tobacco left to “air out” may lose a lot of the perfume that’s applied this way. Once the tobacco “drinks” the sauce, it’s conditioned in large cylinders that dry it back to the desired… Continue reading Arlington Pipe And Cigar Lounge

This particular example was made in the US by the Pioneer pipe company. First appearing in the late 1960s, these were sold as a cheaper alternative to European-made calabashes. The Vulcanite joiner and fussy Pipe Tobacco in Pouches bit are distinctive signs of the company’s manufacture. The Peterson My Mixture 965 is a fairly strong… Continue reading Arlington Pipe And Cigar Lounge