A Few More Pipes
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You've been killing it, pard!
So many good looking, classic styles and names.
Love the Weber, love the GBD 9438 (as does every mother loving 9438 fanatic out there on the after market) but that DG Westbrook is just wonderful. I'm also thinking it might've been one of their first coupon pipes.
http://www.drgrabow-pipe-info.com/pipenames09aa.html
I've got a DG Berwyck hybrid bull moose/Rhodesian coupon burner that will always be in my rack. It was created around fifty years ago and it's too small for a proper smoke but, alongside a DG Viscount, it's the pipe I always reach for to try out a new blend. Swell, aged briar, extremely well drilled and just a delight to smoke. (It's one of the very first estates I purchased and it always makes me smile whenever I see it.)
I hope this lovely Westbrook gives you the same smoking satisfaction.
Fnord
So many good looking, classic styles and names.
Love the Weber, love the GBD 9438 (as does every mother loving 9438 fanatic out there on the after market) but that DG Westbrook is just wonderful. I'm also thinking it might've been one of their first coupon pipes.
http://www.drgrabow-pipe-info.com/pipenames09aa.html
I've got a DG Berwyck hybrid bull moose/Rhodesian coupon burner that will always be in my rack. It was created around fifty years ago and it's too small for a proper smoke but, alongside a DG Viscount, it's the pipe I always reach for to try out a new blend. Swell, aged briar, extremely well drilled and just a delight to smoke. (It's one of the very first estates I purchased and it always makes me smile whenever I see it.)
I hope this lovely Westbrook gives you the same smoking satisfaction.
Fnord
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