Brebbia Pipes: What Do You Think?
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nng stinger and is a surprisingly good smoker.
I have a Brebbia Ninja squat tomato that I bought a few months ago. I really like it's smoking qualities.
Thank you for the reviews on Brebbia. It sounds like they are consistently successful with their owners.
I recently bought an old-year pipe, and a New Year pipe, so whether I will follow through with this purchase
to support my local independent B&M, I don't know. The perils of PAD. But you gents have supplied no excuse
not to. I thought Brebbia's were good, but it never hurts to ask. Any other opinions are welcome, too.
I recently bought an old-year pipe, and a New Year pipe, so whether I will follow through with this purchase
to support my local independent B&M, I don't know. The perils of PAD. But you gents have supplied no excuse
not to. I thought Brebbia's were good, but it never hurts to ask. Any other opinions are welcome, too.
group4, I've noticed Brebbia pipes tend to be pricey. That's why this one stopped me, since it is a decidedly
traditional style and a reasonable price. Their online catalog has almost exclusively traditional pipes, whereas
the inventory of many of the online sites has somewhat stylized pipes with bulging or unusually shaped shanks,
especially squat bowls, etc., almost as if they are on two tracks in terms of marketing. I'm drawn to this pipe,
but I'm still deciding. I have so many good pipes, some I'm just discovering.
traditional style and a reasonable price. Their online catalog has almost exclusively traditional pipes, whereas
the inventory of many of the online sites has somewhat stylized pipes with bulging or unusually shaped shanks,
especially squat bowls, etc., almost as if they are on two tracks in terms of marketing. I'm drawn to this pipe,
but I'm still deciding. I have so many good pipes, some I'm just discovering.
This is my Brebbia "Iceberg" that I bought sometime in the mid '80's. One pipe like this in my collection is quite sufficient =)
I have a Brebbia from their 'Brasil' series, beautifully banded with I-don't-know-what. It's an excellent smoker with a very large bowl. One of my favorites.
I recently purchased one. It's taking a while to break it in but I think it will get there. I bought it because I liked the way it looked, and the price, to me, was reasonable. Blasted billiard with a silver band.
I had one. It was VARNISHED instead of the usual stain & wax method. I sold it immediately. It was finished with something like polyurethane, which I believe to be carcinogenic. I would recommend staying away from that brand.
I smoked my new-to-me Brebbia for the first time recently and it was good. I don't have much experience with extra-long Canadians so I don't have alot of frame of reference. However, it stayed pretty cool, it's engineered well, and there are no problems with the finish or anything.
I don't know if it's the best pipe I've seen but nothing that I'd be afraid of. In alot of ways, it seems alot like a Savinelli to me.
I don't know if it's the best pipe I've seen but nothing that I'd be afraid of. In alot of ways, it seems alot like a Savinelli to me.
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