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4 Noggins has a 100g tin of this from 1972 on consignment going for $1,365

Thanks for sharing this. That is a book I've been meaning to read, and the sequel. This is very useful information!

That was a cool thumbnail image! Great tips! Keeping sugar close by for nic hit management is important. Chocolate is a good one.

Good tips thanks

Great video. Great to see you. Happy smokes

Thank you for the tips. A few of these I already knew from my days as a cigar smoker, but I definitely picked up a some new bits. I tend to retrohale way too much and need to tone it down. It also causes me to get sore sinuses from the smoking passing through. I've been saying I want to join a pipe club for a while. There is one about 45 minutes away I might try to catch one month soon. Cheers!

Hiyas Jonathon, Great tips and suggestions! No matter how many years a committed piper has enjoyed our wonderful hobby, there's always new approaches and processes to consider and try. An old dog can learn new tricks and enjoy the results! Nellie says hi to Lieutenant Dan and Oscar. Serene smokes

Thank you buddy. These are very good points ❤ I have noticed with some aromatics (generally I don’t smoke aromatics) that the toppings are downgraded a bit after a couple of years the blend ages in the jar, and then you can taste little more the real tobacco underneath - of course aging Virginias and other non-aromatics is something I do intentionally, but my aromatics generally sit for much longer in the jar as I don’t reach them often, thereby I noticed for some of them they do smoke better after a couple of years.

Good advice Blake. Cheers, Janez

Great stuff, thanks!

Great video. And the flopping dog in the background made me 😊. I’ll give the corn chip thing a try cause occasionally I puff like a maniac!

Excellent tips. Thank you very much for the info.

Great video, I need to get me a couple clay pipes

So basically a darker version of the royal yacht without the plum topping. Thank u for the review as I’ve never even seen this blend before anywhere.

Thanks for sharing buddy. I have a couple of Dunhill tins, some in jar, some not yet opened. The bowl of the clay pipe gets hot generally or it is tolerable? I haven’t tried a clay pipe before, have been directed more in meerschaums. Greetings ❤

The smell of this one always reminded me of dried moldering oak leaves but I like the bran cereal description.

Hiyas Jonathon, I've got a couple of clay pipes that I should smoke more often. I really do appreciate and enjoy their cool, dry smoking attributes. I have discovered that I like the tavern style best since it's longer and more comfortable to hold. It's fun and interesting to smoke those old, sadly discontinued blends, if they're tasty it's also bittersweet. Serene smokes Gary

That tin aroma you described plus the flavor profile sounds like a blend I could enjoy. I’ve never smoked a clay pipe but I imagined the heat wouldn’t have much to get absorbed into. Probably a nice feature if it’s cold outside. Thanks for the review. Cheers!

Very nice! Enjoy!

Good tobaccos! Enjoy😁👍🏻

Always good to see a Blake take. I subbed Andy too.

Very nice haul!

The 660 is Virginia and Kentucky, and it along with the RM Scottish Cake have become probably my two favorite blends so far. I hope you enjoy them in some cooler weather! Cheers, Andy

Hiyas Jonathon, Andy's channel is certainly a nice addition to the YTPC, his generosity and kindness fits right in as well. He sent you some very interesting blends to try; I look forward to hearing your thoughts on them. Stay cool buddy 😎 Gary

Great video and awesome knife

It seems a great yabo. The Scottish cake is one of my favorites, enjoy it a lot in deep bowls. Happy smokes! ❤

We all love a yabo enjoy.

Good looking tobacco.

Very nice! It’s hoooooott here where I’m at too! Have a good evening!

Fantastic! Nice YABO! Great guy that Andy😊some great stuff there. Thanks for the video😁👍💨💨 take care!

Thanks for this discussion about fixing the pipe for a better smoke

Fantastic video! Very interesting, I appreciate you explaining this.😊have a great Sunday!

Excellent video! I’ve opened up a few pipes, mostly how the exit at the button is done. Most factory pipes do t do a very good funnel at the exit and getting that right makes a huge difference for me.

Thanks for sharing buddy. Airways are very important for a good smoke. Enjoy your Sunday ❤

Great video. I've never stopped to think about pipe airways. I just thought they knew the correct dimensions at the factory. I'll check out that book for sure. Thanks for the pipe knowledge.

Fantastic video, the book is also available on audible if that is helpful to anyone

Good to see you buddy, hope the puppies find their new home soon ❤

Love those dogs! If I had it my way I would own a thousand 😆Stay cool bro looking warm over there. Blessings

Hiyas Jonathon, It's always such a pleasure to tap into a tasty tobacco and just enjoy it. More cute pups there; I'm glad they're finding good homes. Nellie says howdy Serene smokes, Gary

Love my pixel, yes please spay and neuter and adopt before you puppy shop!

Very cute dogs, enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

Yo, what's up brother? Great review! The Cross Grain, Straight Grain, and Bird's Eye are all on my list to try. I've not been smoking a pipe lately because it has been unbearably hot and humid. I can't stand to sit outside for an hour. Autumn can't come soon enough.

Ooooh man. How I miss McClelland blends! The flakes look so tasty in the tin. Good call on letting it breathe before enjoying it. I do remember doing that a lot for Christmas Cheer. But well worth the wait. Enjoy it. Cheers!

In the Middle East this's how you make hashish.

I have taken some elective philosophy course at college (studied engineering), but before that i got a strong dose of philosophy (and literature, they are often overlapping) as Greek graduating from Greek education system 😂😂 I’m not sure why your blend got little cavedish-y, I have not tried it before, but I could only think that it got too sugary/mellow? (loosing the water, the evaporation process recrystallizes somewhat the tobacco), not sure …. But for some other vapers I have noticed some little aging tones down some flavors of the perique as well. Nice to see your video and the happy dogs around. My wife and I we rescue hamsters and have a few as pets, but also were foster parents of some hamster until she found her new home. Fostering is also very nice experience. Greetings.

I just put the jar in the crock pot. As long as it doesn’t float and tip over it’s fine. You may not need that much time to rehydrate. This is how I make cavendish from whole leaf. I have done invert sugar cased burley for six hours for a brown cavendish and a Virginia for eight hours with the same casing for a black cavendish. I’m leaving out the pressing details here but yes that crock pot is handy. I have toasted stems for a HDToast snuff with amazing results and am tempted now to toast some Burley for a pipe blend. Cheers!

Heyyy brother! Good to see you! I've never heard of the crock pot method to rehydrating tobacco, but it sure is innovative! Enjoy your philosophy reads, my brother! God bless you!!! 🙏

Hiyas Jonathon, I agree that once a tobacco dries out it's not really possible to restore it to its original gravity. Some essentials are gone. It's good to dive back into something of substance!! Critical thinking takes a major hit and a backseat in modern times. Too many sidetracks and b.s. nonsense attracts and diverts our attention these days. Good on yas! Serene smokes my friend. Please give Oscar and Pinky a pet on the head for me. Nellie says woof! Gary

I forget the guys channel but he was tobacco hoarding hard (I even forget the three letter acronym) and he'd be getting box after box with sleeves of tins. I'm thinking that's crazy. Then I passed on a big bag of 5100 in a B+M. I didn't even get an ounce! Thankfully I came to my senses and scored some of the last bags on-line. Heady stuff. I never had the 5100 though. And I got one tin of Pebble Cut. Oh man that's a good tobacco.

i sleep with my mclelland tins under my pillow. "cherished" is putting it lightly! thanks for the video, Blake. dogs are adorable.