Cold weather and new tobaccos. Oh the frustration!
Feb 9, 2020 10:48:17 GMT -5
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Post by isett2860 on Feb 9, 2020 10:48:17 GMT -5
Okay my fellow Patchers. Yes I have TAD! Now that we are clear on that. (And I blame all of youš)
I am one of those, that does not smoke in the house. Only outside. And a propane heater in the garage is ok for everyday go to blends, but not for trying something new.
This creates a problem for those with my condition, TAD.
In the warm and balmy winters of Chicago, NOT. I will only step outside for a few minutes at a time to enjoy my pipe and tobacco. Obviously I donāt finish the bowl. So I have become well acquainted with DGT. Some tobaccos are better than others in this regard, but thatās an entirely different thread!
So with my aforementioned condition, this creates a problem.
I buy all these new to me tobaccos over the winter, but I will not smoke them, until it is either warm enough to sit outside and smoke the first bowl entirely or I can go to a lounge and be inside and finish a bowl without freezing š„¶.
So come springtime, here I am with 8 or 9 new tobaccos staring at me, and trust me Iām like a dog in a room full of fire hydrants and not knowing where to go first.
Examples: The SPC Barrel aged series, some Ken Byron Blends. And the list goes on.
Anyone else here suffer from this ailment?
I know some of you may recall, I have a place in AZ I go to on occasion.
To many opened tins I need to finish first before I start cracking anymore!
Heck I have a 4 year old tin of Stonehaven there, that isnāt cellared to age. I just havenāt gotten to it!
I am one of those, that does not smoke in the house. Only outside. And a propane heater in the garage is ok for everyday go to blends, but not for trying something new.
This creates a problem for those with my condition, TAD.
In the warm and balmy winters of Chicago, NOT. I will only step outside for a few minutes at a time to enjoy my pipe and tobacco. Obviously I donāt finish the bowl. So I have become well acquainted with DGT. Some tobaccos are better than others in this regard, but thatās an entirely different thread!
So with my aforementioned condition, this creates a problem.
I buy all these new to me tobaccos over the winter, but I will not smoke them, until it is either warm enough to sit outside and smoke the first bowl entirely or I can go to a lounge and be inside and finish a bowl without freezing š„¶.
So come springtime, here I am with 8 or 9 new tobaccos staring at me, and trust me Iām like a dog in a room full of fire hydrants and not knowing where to go first.
Examples: The SPC Barrel aged series, some Ken Byron Blends. And the list goes on.
Anyone else here suffer from this ailment?
I know some of you may recall, I have a place in AZ I go to on occasion.
To many opened tins I need to finish first before I start cracking anymore!
Heck I have a 4 year old tin of Stonehaven there, that isnāt cellared to age. I just havenāt gotten to it!
