...just a short review of Peterson's 3 Years Cask Aged "English" and "Virginia" Mixture ... at the city of Verden.. For the location: www.google.de/...
First of all, never apologize for spending time with the history of your location. These lessons are a big part of why your posts are among the best on RU-vid. As for your pipe, we will miss seeing you puff on it in the future. Speaking about Peterson tobacco, I for one have never associated the brand with "high end" or "exclusive" blends. Good every day tobacco for sure but as you said, nothing to write home about. So, stay well my friend and I hope you enjoy your new pipe for many years to come
I hate thieves, they never realize what part of your life they have stolen,but they also don't care. Thanks for the history of your country which I always enjoy. The architecture of the buildings even the barns always amaze me in your beautiful country. Be well and until next time, Tommy
I love your style, manner, and delivery…..The History is spot on. The violence in history is TRUTH, and always imparts (on me) the blessings we have today. My Friend, please never stop with your posts, they bring moments of peace and calm in a crazy world…..salud
I always enjoy your historical insights as part of your presentation, so, please keep them as part of your presentations. I'm sorry to hear of having your pipe stolen; pipes are among some of my most personal possessions. If my house was on fire I'd be running to my pipe rack before getting my passport! As always, it is a pleasure to share some time with you.---Todd
Thanks for taking the time, my friend! As you know...it's really so much appreciated by heart! Was just thinking about you the other day, when I did an interview on Cass Cassidy's pipe channel...and we were talking about Kramer's and father Dempsey...still got a rest in the jar... :-) Take care! Be well! Mark
I can't believe it! How in the world did that happen? OMG... I am so sorry! And even in a hotel somebody's going to steal? What a world we live in. Chin up we love you !
Greetings my good friend Mark! Beautiful villiage...Verden...I remember driving through briefly on my way down to Hannover. Looking forward to trying these Peterson blends although you were overly impressed. Really sorry to here about the loss of your BPS pipe...even though it is just a possesion... ...it can feel like a piece of us got lost. Take care...we'll talk soon. Corey
Sorry for your loss Mark. Always good to share a pipe and coffee with you my friend. Thanks for being there and doing these or a regular basis, much appreciated.
It's always a pleasure and I see a new video from you, Mark. Condolences on your stolen pipe - I know how special it was to you. Thanks for sharing your humorous take on these two blends. It's really a shame how hard it is to know which company is actually doing the blending. Best wishes from Michigan.
I really enjoy your videos, rating tobacco and learning about all of these beautiful locations is wonderful. To be honest I’d watch hearing you talk about almost anything. You have a friendly delivery and I always watch while puffing on my meer. Sorry to hear about the loss of your pipe. Thank you for everything.
I love your videos. You are a historian thus you speak of it, and so it is of you. And that is a good thing, sir. I’m upset that your beautiful pipe was stolen. Sorry to hear this. I hope your new pipe gives you joy.
Vielen Dank 🙏 Mark für eine ehrliche Bewertung! Ich werde diesenTabak weitergegeben! Nice to see you my friend and great historic info and images. Ciao 👋 from Milano 🇮🇹 S.
Hi Mark. Sorry to hear about the loss of your reliable meerschaum. Hopefully the new one will be just as good, or even better. I appreciate your thorough tobacco reviews, as well as the stories, locations, and humor. Take care my friend. - Jim
It's Great to see you!! Beautiful Area. Yes Thank You for the Wonderful History. Sorry about your lost. there are thieves everywhere. UGH !! I would like to try both of those Blends. Thanks for sharing..........Jose from Texas
Great video Mark. That looks like a really cool place to go. Lots of history there my friend. Maybe we could see your tobacco cellar someday, that would really great. Take care my friend and always looking forward to the next video.
You're, as a historian and a university professor, demonstrating more dominance in tobacco blending than that master blender :D Proud of you! And, as always, much enjoyed your video. Keep up the good (and rare) work, Mark.
Hi Mark, really great video, I really enjoyed it, especially in this strange times:) New pipe looks really great! Can't wait your review about new holliday tobaco. Be well! M.
I use to smoke a lot of Irish Oak which they renamed Irish Cask a few years ago. I have a few jars in my cellar so haven’t tried the renamed version. Oak sounds very familiar to these blends. Claim it too was stored in oak sherry barrels. The oak has aged very well and is an almost dessert sweet Vaper with a nice taste of the sherry that complements the tobacco. Love the vids! Thanks Mark!
Thank you so much for taking the time, my friend! And ...yeah...didn't really think about the Irish Oak, when I did the video...thanks for reminding me...yeah...that's been a really good one! Think, there must be another tin down the cellar...I'll find out.. Take care! Be well! Mark
Great review my friend, history part, a stunner ,lived in Bremen for 2 -years, know the tobacco store,You got Petersons sample from, please continue what You do,You are very good at it,warm greetings from California.
I just tried Mac Barron 7 Seas Black, wounderfull room note, nice flavor not over powering Licorice is up front with a hint of chocolate, vanilla. A Virginia blend toasted into a black tobacco. Sweet flavor. I like it better than Lane BCA.
Nice to see you again Mark. Always enjoy your history lesson, seeing and learning about your country. Sorry about hearing of your lose. That’s pretty pathetic. Thanks for sharing your thoughts of the new Peterson blends. Look forward to watching your next video. Cheers & keep them smoking, Arr
Mark, it was me that stole the bag!! I am so sorry but I couldn’t resist! Lol. If I ever see the pipe in eBay, i will tel you! Thanks for this interesting video mate. I always fond your brief insights into the history of Lower Saxony , I love listening to you. Anyway, hope to speak with you again soon , Cass
@@bremenpipesmoker6571 and Mark, can you send me your e-mail adress? Still wanted to send you some interesting and special stuff. I did not found your channel mail.
As a pipe smoker, your history bits are my favorite part! Would have loved to have been on of your students! I've been trying to commission a pipe from Ali Birinci but he hasn't replied to any of my inquiries through Ebay, email, or social media, C'est la vie!
Thank you so much for that, my friend! Much appreciated! Also thanks for the hint on Ali Birinci... haven't heard from him for a while myself... maybe you wanna give my friend Oguz from Black Meerschaum a try... his pipes are fabulous.. just check the video on the channel.. Take good care and be well! Mark
And the barrels used by the Jim bean Jim bean distillery in Clarmont, KY Are built in Lebanon, MO by independent stave with the white oak mostly being harvested near Cuba, MO. (I have a couple friends that make or ship their barrels to them.
I’m very sorry to hear that your pipe, and some belongings, were stolen. Hopefully, in some way, it can be returned to you. Take care. Also, thank you for the video.
A 900 year old church makes me stop and consider how young my homeland is. The experiment in limited government which epitomized the unique political and philosophical theses of the founding fathers in the U.S. is relative to some countries histories extremely young and to this day many here question whether it will survive much longer. As usual Mark, thanks for putting things in perspective, seeing you stand in front of that 900 year old church makes one reevaluate one's place in the larger scheme of things. Keep puffin.
Hi Mark, hab in einem anderen Video von dir gehört, dass du auch super Deutsch kannst. Könntest du demnächst deutsche Untertitel einfügen?Ich mag deinen Stil, verstehe aber leider nicht alles, was du so auf Englisch erzählst. Liebe Grüsse, Alex
Hola Mark, first, I am so sorry about your pipe. In this time we have many people around us which need apparently all. Second, I think this tobaccos are a little bit pricy and then the difference between the description on the tin and in the book - crazy for a big company like the Scandinavian Group. Such a thing shouldn't happen. Thanks so much too for the impressions from Verden, especially from the Church. Best wisches from the island. Michael!
Slightly different subject: Did Macbaren ever start selling Burley flake in Germany? I see how close you are to Denmark and I remember your frustration in the video you did on it that, and that you had to get it sent to you from an American when you're so close to where it's manufactured.
Very interesting historical backgrounds and , as for both tobacco I just share the same opinions...smoked a tin each, not bad but won't buy again....I still jave too many McClellands in the cellar to waste time on these....any hint on really good whiskey or rhum tobaccos around? Lookingforward to nee videos. Cheers!
Hello Mark, Too bad for your old pipe... hope you'll have lots of pleasure with this new one. It is sad to see that such a company makes so bad advertising and cannot truely say what's in the tobacco they are selling. You are saying that at 15,90 euros (which is about 23$ canadian), it is premium tobacco... how was wondering what is the price range of lets say cheap tobacco to high end price tobaco in Germany. At 23$ canadian, I don't think I could find any tobacco. A cheap one would cost me at least 30$. Well, hope all is well for you my friend, and as you said, winter is coming!! Take care and Be well! Gilles
Do you know the treaty of Verdun of the year 840?? It stipulated that the French, the Germans and the Italians would form a single people, a single land. England and Spain were to join this treaty and later all of continental Europe from Lisbon to Vladivostok was to be a single land. Imagine the power we would have had, the knowledge, the natural resources. Today Verdun is no longer synonymous with union between Europeans, but sound like butchery.
Hi Mark, love hearing more about the exploits of Charlemagne, fascinating stuff. Quite the school-boy error you've uncovered there, obviously the editor selecting the images isn't as quite as knowledgeable as the writer of the article. Real shame about your Meer. Be well. Regards, Cryss.
thank you for this splendid video. enjoyed it very much as all your yt content. i‘m sorry for for your pipe loss. hope the thief will burn in hell like a cherry aromatic in a pipe of a former cigarette chainsmoker. your new ali birinci pipe looks amazing. i ordered the same pipe, with smooth finish instead rusticated, at mr. birinci. i hope you don‘t mind. mit besten grüssen marco
