GL Pease - Fillmore

[glassjapan]

Originally Posted by Curly Cut

did greg pease tell you that? if so, i'd reply with, "why did you attempt to ruin a good blend".

might explain why it ghosts a pipe like it does.

Yep yep...he has confirmed that. I think it was on SF but can't remember for sure.

[Curly Cut]

Originally Posted by glassjapan

Yep yep...he has confirmed that. I think it was on SF but can't remember for sure.

bah on two counts. that would explain why i missed that topic (hard to wade through 400 million replies of "nice pipe" "thanks for sharing" to get to a real reply); and now i might have to dedicate 1 pipe to only Fillmore.
i noticed that it would ghost up a pipe pretty good after continual Fillmore smoking, i just attributed that to the heavy amount of Perique.

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hey doyle, i'm a smoker, not a hater.

[OLS]

Originally Posted by Curly Cut

bah(hard to wade through 400 million replies of "nice pipe" "thanks for sharing" to get to a real reply);

C'mon now, that's how these cats build up post count and rep. I see guys
with 6 mos on the board smashing my post count into bits.

Nice post, lol.

Oh, snap, I forgot. I was all set to order a tin of this, but I had to put the brakes on.
I have more tobacco than I could smoke in years, now it is time to hit it. It was very hard
getting a note from my vendor that she could NOT sell me 5 cans of Escudo, she only had two.

Shame, the Filmore sounds like something very close to top class as I read the showdown
and reviews here.

[alfredo_buscatti]

Pease told me the reason for the touch of latakia, but that was years ago and I'm not certain of this information. But I believe it was to darken, just a bit, the flavor of the blend. I also believe that this technique did not originate with him, and that it is an old blending technique.