Rockwood Lump Charcoal

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Smoke Blower

Original poster

Jul 10, 2012

81

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Dedham, MA

• Sep 3, 2013

• #1

Finally got to use some of this Charcoal . Stuff is made from Missouri hard woods.  I must say that this product lights easy and burns long and holds temps well.  Worth the price to ship to the East Coast.    Found my new lump fuel!

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beaummiler

Meat Mopper

Feb 7, 2013

264

15

southern IL

• Sep 3, 2013

• #2

Will have to try it i live an hr away from stl and never heard of it

 

dburne

Meat Mopper

Jun 29, 2013

229

14

Nashville TN

• Sep 3, 2013

• #3

Good to know here as well, I go through St Louis every 8 weeks or so - might have to pay them a visit.

Have not tried lump yet, looking for a reason to give it a go.

 

stlcharcoal

Newbie

Sep 4, 2013

3

10

Saint Louis, Missouri

• Sep 4, 2013

• #4

Thanks for the kind review, I appreciate it.

If anyone has any questions about charcoal, fire away!

 

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beaummiler

Meat Mopper

Feb 7, 2013

264

15

southern IL

• Sep 4, 2013

• #5

I live in illinois not to far from stl what stores have your product also what is your lump made from

 

stlcharcoal

Newbie

Sep 4, 2013

3

10

Saint Louis, Missouri

• Sep 4, 2013

• #6

It's 100% Missouri hardwoods--mostly oak, some hickory, maple, etc. that comes out of the timber mill.  Anything that isn't straight, has too many knots, or cannot be made into quality lumber or furniture usually gets sent to a charcoal plant.  No softwoods, lumber/flooring/molding scrap, or foreign woods in ours though.

 

cman55

Smoke Blower

Dec 24, 2012

127

14

York, PA

• Sep 5, 2017

• #7

Just found out my local ACE carries Rockwood. Its kinda pricey but its worth not having to pay the shipping.