I'm posting this with the hope that some of the newer pipe smokers or the lurkers that may want to get into the hobby can benefit from this package.
I'm in no way associated with Eric Stokebye and this is strictly informational.
Eric Stokebye's 4rth generation tobacco now has a beginners smoking kit on the market that retails at about $80 and the kit includes a very nice H.I.S. Pipe, either smooth or blasted and a 50gram tin of their Aromatic 4rth Gen tobaccos, pipe cleaners, pipe/tobacco pouch and a pipe nail all nicely presented in a gift box. This is IMHO a great way for someone who's not yet purchased a decent mid grade briar pipe or have been smoking cobs (which are fine too). There's an instructional booklet included as well.
It's a long overdue product introduction that will hopefully help folks get off with a positive experience and allow them to stay immersed in the hobby.
Kits such as this should make it easier for potential customers to get an all inclusive product selection without the overwhelming array of pipes and accessories they are overloaded with when visiting a shop or looking online. I apologize for not posting links but I'm over 50 and have limited skills with such things. Hope this is helpful.
I'm in no way associated with Eric Stokebye and this is strictly informational.
Eric Stokebye's 4rth generation tobacco now has a beginners smoking kit on the market that retails at about $80 and the kit includes a very nice H.I.S. Pipe, either smooth or blasted and a 50gram tin of their Aromatic 4rth Gen tobaccos, pipe cleaners, pipe/tobacco pouch and a pipe nail all nicely presented in a gift box. This is IMHO a great way for someone who's not yet purchased a decent mid grade briar pipe or have been smoking cobs (which are fine too). There's an instructional booklet included as well.
It's a long overdue product introduction that will hopefully help folks get off with a positive experience and allow them to stay immersed in the hobby.
Kits such as this should make it easier for potential customers to get an all inclusive product selection without the overwhelming array of pipes and accessories they are overloaded with when visiting a shop or looking online. I apologize for not posting links but I'm over 50 and have limited skills with such things. Hope this is helpful.
