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Started by Joshua. Last reply by Joshua Apr 14. 7 Replies

Hey all.  I'm active on another pipesmoking discussion forum, and have been active on a couple in the past.  I've always found it interesting to read what others are smoking.Feel free to discuss as…Continue

Tried out a new place to get some pipe tobacco... a horror story!

Started by Chad. Last reply by JD O'Devine Apr 3. 1 Reply

I just moved to a new area and I was needing some new pipe tobacco.  I could only find a cigar shop near my house but figured they may be able to help.When I walked in I was not hit with the…Continue

Any recommendations?

Started by Hercules Koutsouradis. Last reply by Joshua Mar 30. 4 Replies

Hello everyone, I recently got into the world of pipe smoking. It looked like a great hobby and I love the whole culture behind it. Anyway, I purchased my first blend with my pipe being an English…Continue

Do you have a favorite brick & mortar pipe shop?

Started by Drew Mills. Last reply by Jackalope Glen Mar 26. 6 Replies

I have a new favorite:  The Briary in Bloomington Indiana.I don't live in Bloomington but my son is going to university there.  So when I drove him to school after Christmas break we stopped in this…Continue

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Comment by John M on Saturday

@Netza

You should check out Brookline News and Gift (near Coolidge Corner). The shop is filled with all kinds of crazy stuff, but the owner is a avid pipe smoker and usually has quite a selection of pipes/tobacco. Also, if you don't mind taking the subway, hit LJ Peretti's in Boston (on the Green Line between the Boylston St and Arlington St. stops). They have been in business for ~140 years and have an excellent selection of pipes/tobaccos. They blend a bunch of their own pipe tobacco in the back room there - I used to spend every Saturday there while I was in grad school in the late 90's/early 00's

Comment by Netza R. on Thursday
I just moved to Boston, specifically Brookline. Anyone know a good tobacco shop? I'm all out
Comment by Liam S. on February 25, 2013 at 2:41am

I'm not familiar with that maker. If you are concerned about resale value, Dunhill, Peterson, Davidoff, and Stanwell are the big names to look for - but they'll be harder to find good examples in your price range. 

If you are just after good high quality pipes, Savinelli and Comoy make a wide range of great pipes that won't get ridiculous (new or estate). 

Comment by Liam S. on February 7, 2013 at 11:40pm

Old Union - as far as I can tell they are just special editions released each year (often in small numbered batches). Some people collect them. 

Comment by Subgenius on February 7, 2013 at 10:44pm

What exactly is a "Christmas pipe"?  I've seen a few advertised as such, but aside from having a "Merry X-mus" engraving on the shaft, they looked like any other.

Comment by Netza R. on December 4, 2012 at 12:39pm

The latest addition to the collection, Danish pipe by Stanwell

Comment by Liam S. on December 4, 2012 at 12:42am

Matthew - Peterson pipes are, generally speaking, pretty great (I've got my eye on a few) And the Christmas editions are always beautiful pipes. Enjoy it!

Comment by Matthew Taheri on November 8, 2012 at 5:35pm

Anyone here have experience with the Peterson Christmas Pipes? I'm the proud new owner of a 2011 Bent (I like this years, and will buy one later, but I couldn't pass of the festive green and red).

Purchased it online, and am eagerly awaiting its arrival. Plan on seasoning it with Boswell's Christmas Cookie, which is my favorite aromatic blend.

Comment by The Sage_KS on September 13, 2012 at 10:40pm

Greetings Gents,

Been interested in finding a way to enjoy quiet Sunday evenings with a few of my friends as they sit around puffing on cigars and as we sip drinks. I've decided on a pipe I think. Looked around on the internet and found a pipe that I like the looks of and something that won't break the bank. It is listed as a "Sir Sheldon, 5 3/4" made from Genuine Briar." I'm interested in getting some feedback about getting started smoking a pipe as well.

Best Regards,


Dave

Comment by Lukus Albin on May 23, 2012 at 2:48am

 

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