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gwynclan

Can't Leave
Jan 18, 2012
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After the filter, non filter debate I decided to go ahead without one. What a great smoke, nice and cool full flavor. I can't belive that such an inexpensive pipe can provide that kind of smoking pleasure. I know they aren't for everyone but I am a reformed briar guy.
I did notice that the taste of burning wood at the bottom of the bowl was not to my liking but I am sure it will burn away.
MM Washington bent. Smoked 50/50 from my local shop vanilla and whiskey.
Sure was sweeeet tastin.

 

zanthal

Lifer
Dec 3, 2011
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Pleasanton, CA
Not to steal your thunder, gwynclan, but I'll be on the same topic
I've puffed my new SmokingDragon custom cob a couple of times now. I was worried that cobs weren't going to be able to handle the heat like briar, but it's resilient stuff. And the fact that it's so light, it makes for an easy clench.
they're great pipes, no surprise to me now that they have such a following.

 

smokenscotch

Part of the Furniture Now
Nov 23, 2011
618
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They are great pipes and great gifts for people I find. I've gifted two already in the past 2 months to cigar smoking friends and they are getting into the pipes now.

 

gwynclan

Can't Leave
Jan 18, 2012
357
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I can grown my pipe collection ten fold for the same price as one briar. I got the cob bug now. :puffy:

 

patiobum

Part of the Furniture Now
Nov 5, 2009
661
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Baytown,Texas
Good for you on finding the simple pleasure of the cob.
When you get a chance, try some Burley in a cob, a match made in baccy heaven.

 
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