My first pipe was a corncob, probably when I was 16 or 17, but it didn't last long, probably because of the tobacco I was smoking. After years of cigarette smoking I began smoking cigars and then worked my way back to the pipe- full circle!
Hey gang!
Here is an article about new trends among college students taking up the pipe. I like this quote from the article:
"They say everyone has an inner child," the 19-year-old says. "I guess I have an inner old man."
Here is the link:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123509294170728733.html
Wow, great pipes! I need to take a road trip up to Boswell's shop one of these days. It's only about an hour and 15 minutes or so from where I live in Maryland.
So do they have pipes for sale in the shop that are not available on the website?
-eric d.
When I decided to venture into pipe smoking from the cigar world I asked my local tobacconist who also smoked a pipe what I should buy. Without even blinking an eye he said, "Corncob!". I admit, I was a little thrown off at first. But I respected him for not pushing an expensive briar pipe on...
The one type of pipe I still need to pick up is a meerschaum. Does anyone have any recommendations for a moderate priced meerschaum? I'm not sure where to start. Is there better quality meerschaum or is it all about the pipe carver style? Thanks!
-Eric D.
Welcome to the club! I started smoking a pipe after years of cigar smoking and haven't looked back. Interesting note- I still smoke cigars and I have found I actually enjoy my cigars more now then I did before starting the pipe. Maybe its the contrast between tobacco styles. That Boswell you...
That's great to hear! Being an old movie buff I love the whole Bogart movie theme going on with Maltese Falcon and then Key Largo- what's next? Casablanca??
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