Take a Picture of Your Tobacco Thread

[Smarvy]

[mugwump]

That Grouse-Moor looks like it has some age on it. Very nice!

[Vox3l]

Originally Posted by Blaylock

Note:This thread was originally conceived by [SIZE=3]Vox3l[/SIZE]. Thank you for coming up with this GREAT idea! Here is the original thread: Tobacco Appearances

Thanks for the shout out! Though I can't take that much credit, as the thread we have here now is a product of everyone who contributed to the first one! All I did was post an idea, you guys turned it in to something great! I'm glad to see how well it's doing!

[Geist]

Originally Posted by Smarvy

pretty tins

how old is that tobacco?

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by Geist

how old is that tobacco?

Really! What rusty old pieces of crap - probably from sitting around in that overly-warm salted air. For a few bucks more you can probably buy new stuff, Smarves.

[Smarvy]

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

Really! What rusty old pieces of crap - probably from sitting around in that overly-warm salted air. For a few bucks more you can probably buy new stuff, Smarves.

I'm cheap, so I buy all the old stuff...

If I had to guess, I'd say all three of those tins are at least 5-6 years old, and I suspect older.

[tzaddi]

Originally Posted by Smarvy

I'm cheap, so I buy all the old stuff...

If I had to guess, I'd say all three of those tins are at least 5-6 years old, and I suspect older.

I am sure you will accept any offers to receive shipment of any tins for aging in as Dan has pointed out, “…in that overly-warm salted air.”



The tins look great.

[dartplayer1]

Great thread you all

[imperial Stout]

Here's some more pics (Thanks BPCR!!)

Rattrays Hal O' the Wynd
McClelland's Blending Oriental Tobacco

[Mister Moo]

Dunhill Mixture 965. One of the really nice, reliable blends with enough latakia so you know it's there, but not enough to choke a horse. The brightleaf and the cavendish make it sweet and deep. It was the first ribbon cut latakia mixture I smoked and, years later, I still like coming back to a can on a cool, rainy day or a warm summers evening. It is a classic blend with a huge following; it ages well but is fine, fresh out of a new can. Easy to smoke. Rumors of Dunhills pipe tobak demise have been worrisome enough that I stocked myself about 40-tins.

(Everyone with an open can of pipe tobacco have a broken camera or what? Hello?)



http://tobaccoreviews.com/blend_deta...LPHA=M&TID=458

[tzaddi]

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

(Everyone with an open can of pipe tobacco have a broken camera or what? Hello?)

I hear ya' Moo-man

[tzaddi]

[VFD421]

Mac Baren HH Mature Virginia:




http://tobaccoreviews.com/blend_deta...PHA=H&TID=2821

[Blaylock]

Man...you guys are making me "earn my keep" tonight!

39 blends of tobacco pictured and updated in the 1st post.

Great job all!

[outtatimeiii]

Prince Albert

Crop of tobacco:



Peterson Sunset Breeze

Crop of tobacco:



Tinderbox Wilshire

Crop of tobacco:



I'm still relatively new to the pipe scene, so I limited myself to the 3 uhmm 'most photogenic' tobaccos which happen to be the ones I enjoy most . I may be a novice in the Brotherhood of the Briar, but I love photography. Pics were taken on a white piece of paper with a Canon Rebel XTi with the 50mm 1.8 in HDR. I swear I'm not a pro! Honest! I'm just a perfectionist when it comes to photography .

I have some Pete Irish Flake and Davidoff Scottish Blend on the way, cannot wait. More pics as they come.