Some of the New York Pipe Club Members
Hey all, it looks to be a warm and miserable day here in NYC perfect time while still in my air conditioned room to write my latest post on the July New York Pipe Club meeting.
As always the meeting took place at Florio's Italian Restaurant, 192 Grand Street NYC. At this meeting we tried four blends from the L.J. Peretti Company located in Boston MA. Here is the description from their website:
TASHKENT: Named for "The most beautiful city in Central Asia", this spicy, full flavored blend is made from Izmir Turkish and Latakia
PARK SQUARE: Red Virginia, Matured Virginia, and Stoved Virginia are delicately spiced with just the right amount of Perique to create a rich and complex blend whose character evolves and emerges throughout the bowl.
ROYAL BLEND: A blend of the choicest matured Virginian and the finest Oriental tobaccos. It contains a high percentage of the finest Yenidje (Turkish) leaf.
BLEND No. 333: A splendid blend for those who like a fairly heavy tobacco that is not aromatic, but is full of flavor. Very slow burning and cool.
PARK SQUARE: Red Virginia, Matured Virginia, and Stoved Virginia are delicately spiced with just the right amount of Perique to create a rich and complex blend whose character evolves and emerges throughout the bowl.
ROYAL BLEND: A blend of the choicest matured Virginian and the finest Oriental tobaccos. It contains a high percentage of the finest Yenidje (Turkish) leaf.
BLEND No. 333: A splendid blend for those who like a fairly heavy tobacco that is not aromatic, but is full of flavor. Very slow burning and cool.
We also placed orders for the club meerschaum which is going to be a fluted dublin with a silver band and an earth-toned mottled stem. According to Peter Guss we should see these pipes by the August meeting. If not we'll definitely have them by the September meeting.
A good time was had by all and we, those who ordered the club pipe, are looking forward to receive the club pipe.
Well this is the end for now, will keep my ear to the cigar / pipe ash to see if any events transpire.
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