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Just picked it up from the post office so havnt had a chance to take my own pics yet. Shes a beaut! Todds was pleasure to deal with, im already saving up to hit him up for another pipe!

So i was cutting up some Samuel Gawith Brown no. 4 to smoke later, when on a whim i popped one and chewed on it. Turns out it actually tastes pretty damn good and got a nice nic kick. I dont think its for me though, the whole spitting thing is just way too nasty! Anyone else try this?

I just checked their website and a couple of their blends are available if anyones interested...they havnt had any stock for more than a year as far as i know.

So in the two years that ive been smoking ive realized that i prefer italian and american pipes. Im looking to acquire one more italian made before moving on to american artisans, and the two brands im interested in (i dont own any of each) is Ser Jacopo and Ardor. So just looking to get any...

In my shopping for pipes ive come across more than a few places where ive read that pipes made in the past smoke better than what is out there today, the number one reason (among many) being that superior briar was available at the time. Im not really convinced as there are so many carvers today...

Anyone here have any experience with Upshall pipes? Most of the pipes i own are either italian or american, with the exception of a dunhill, and i was looking to acquire an english pipe, and ive read a lot of good stuff bout Upshalls

Hi all, first i want to say glad i finally signed up on here, it was about time (considering how long ive been visiting the site). Anyway, i recently bought a savinelli autograph estate pipe and since its my first from the savinelli line, i had a couple q's. The pipe (which is in great...