If you like aromatics, here are a few:
Sam Gawith: Christmas 2007 (smells citrusy with a hint of cinnamon and
nutmeg - kind of like a fruitcake)
Peterson's Special Reserve: This one changes every year, but in 2007,
it was very "Christmasy," with hints of Rum, coconut, and Macadamias.
Peterson's Christmas Blend (2009 is their first year for this one: I
haven't tried it, but others I know have and liked it).
If you are looking for a non-aromatic blend, you could also try
Carolina Christmas, by Low Country (Smoking Pipes). It is a broken
flake: Virginias, Burley, Cavendish and a very small amount of
Latakia> like any other Virginia-based flake, it could use some
cellaring -- I've had mine in teh cellar for a year, and that has
improved it already.
Howard
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Only if you only smoke it at Christmas <BSEG>
It a Burley blend.
Paul Z
I agree that it does take a certain mindset to smoke Gawith Christmas
2007 -- very different from anything else I ahve ever put in a pipe.
However, I do stick with my other three recommendations -- especially
Peterson's Special Reserve 2007. This one has such a pleasant room
note that ladies would come over to me and ask me what it was!
(Happily married, so no foul there). I have three Mason jars full of
this one, doling it out for special occasions.
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>McClelland makes a holiday blend called "Holiday Spirit" that would
>probably be more to your liking. It's called "Holiday Spirit".
Thanks Everyone for the recommendations.
I am going to try a couple Peterson's and Xmas Cheer.
Thanks Again.
Sam
Spell Christmas properly & you may get more help!
Your Joking I hope. Is this a formal newsgroup?
If it is I will try to be a little more eloquent in the future.
I didn't mean to offend you or anyone else.
If I did I apologize or maybe I should just stay away either way
doesn't matter to me.
Sam
Just ignore him. He's a troll.
For those who understand, no explanation is needed. For those who
don't understand, no explanation is possible.
What txpipe said. He/she is a little twit who tries to bother us over
on alt.smokers.cigars, too. It's a huge screaming limp-wristed
liberal, who posts crazy right-wing stuff to try to make the right
wing look bad.
Christ is spelled with an Chi "X" in Greek. It became a symbol of His
name, used even in canonical manuscripts. The original spelling of
"Christmas" used by the church was "Xmasse" or in some cases
"Xtmasse". Sam's spelling could be considered more proper than yours
considering his X in place of Christ was used in the earliest bibles.
It's funny that you would criticize Sam for something as "sinful" as
abbreviating Christmas and then turn around and post something as
blatantly racist as your "Chrizzmus" poem.
Really? I didn't know that. Though it makes sense now that you say
it. I take back my previous post since it takes you too seriously
NickyK.
Do you really think.....I mean really think he's that
smart.....ROTFLMFAO
BTW....that poem was written by a black woman!
Yeah, yeah... I fell for it. Do your little dance.
I will ignore him in the future. Thanks for the heads up.
Sounds like a real idiot. Anyway back to more Important things like
what will be my next bowl. Purchased some Boswell no bite delight
give that a try.
Sam
As with kids throwing tantrums, the best course is to ignore them (aka,
killfile in Usenet speak).
ROTFLMFAO.....TomS makes more right wing noise than anyone in any of
the smoking NG's
A few blenders bring out annual Christmas blend that're only available
the year it's blended.
Of my own favorite Christmas blends, two that I added to cellar &
continue to enjoy at the holidays (and occasionally as a summer
treat!) are unavailable - Samuel Gawith Christmas Mixture 2006 &
Uhle's Christmas Blend 2007. Just picked up some Uhles Christmas
blend for this year. http://www.uhles.com/ (No affiliation; best to
call them)
But one I just added after reading sterling reviews is Boswell's
Christmas Cookie. Wow! Tastes great, burns beautifully (if you don't
mind a ribbon cut), & has a spectacular room note. Definitely worth a
try. http://www.boswellpipes.com/tobaccoblends.html (Again, no
affiliation)
Glen
Thanks Glen,
I will give Boswell's a try I'm a Big Fan of there blends.
Sam