Pipe Rack of Akron "English Tudor" in the MM Maple.
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Now smoking first production Watch City English Ernie-ental in a straight dark brown and tan rusticated Peterson 2023 Saint Patrick’s Day 264 Canadian with an Irish flag colored ferrule and tapered black acrylic stem. I may end the day with this smoke.
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Wonderful story, Paul and great memories. Thanks for sharing them.
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I've been trying Briar Fox in various pipes -- today the Neerup Classic 4 Dublin Sitter gets a go.
It's a good time of day (er, night) to sit outside.
Drink is Pepsi Zero with Rum, fresh lime, and miniature icebergs.
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I don’t own any Neerup pipes yet, but I’ve been seriously eyeing them — just yesterday I was going through their catalog. Looking at this shape, isn’t it more of a Cherrywood? Or would you classify it as a Dublin? I’d love to hear what experienced owners think, especially regarding how this shape smokes.
P.S. liked this pipe
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Morning time at the Oasis. Dr. Grabow Royalton Bulldog with HU Tuarekh. This blend should be near the top of everyone's list. I am thankful it is not. Currently, Germany is about the only place one can get it, but it is available.
I’d call it an Acorn loosely but I can say that the Neerups tend to smoke really well.
I don’t own any Neerup pipes yet, but I’ve been seriously eyeing them — just yesterday I was going through their catalog. Looking at this shape, isn’t it more of a Cherrywood? Or would you classify it as a Dublin? I’d love to hear what experienced owners think, especially regarding how this shape smokes.
P.S. liked this pipe
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Well, I call it "Dublin Sitter" mainly because that's what they (Danish Pipe Shop) called it when I purchased it (new) in 2013. But, sure it's got some Cherrywood vibes, I'd say.
I don’t own any Neerup pipes yet, but I’ve been seriously eyeing them — just yesterday I was going through their catalog. Looking at this shape, isn’t it more of a Cherrywood? Or would you classify it as a Dublin? I’d love to hear what experienced owners think, especially regarding how this shape smokes.
Below is more of a side-view. By the way, I've found it to be an excellent smoker, very finely made with a fantastic draw, and also my easiest clencher due to its lightness of weight. It's also my only filter pipe (9 mm). The *only* thing I might change if I had a magic wand is to do away with the filter. I use balsa wood filters, and I really like them, but I just don't want to bother with changing them every other smoke.
In any case, assuming their quality hasn't changed, I highly recommend Neerup.
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C&D Exclusive in a Merchant Service Blasted Bing and the last of the Coffee ️ 
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Doing some HU Soraya in the Musico Floodlight full-ish bent w/silver before heading out.
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Thank you very much for the detailed reply! It’s interesting to hear how the shape is labeled by the maker — I agree there’s something in between a Dublin Sitter and a Cherrywood vibe going on. Your smoking impressions are also very helpful, especially regarding the filter — I think that’s an important point for many of us. Great to hear it’s light and easy to clench. Your pipe looks wonderful and clearly gives you a lot of pleasure!Well, I call it "Dublin Sitter" mainly because that's what they (Danish Pipe Shop) called it when I purchased it (new) in 2013. But, sure it's got some Cherrywood vibes, I'd say.
By the way, I've found it to be an excellent smoker, very finely made with a fantastic draw, and also my easiest clencher due to its lightness of weight. It's also my only filter pipe (9 mm). The *only* thing I might change if I had a magic wand is to do away with the filter. I use balsa wood filters, and I really like them, but I just don't want to bother with changing them every other smoke.
In any case, assuming their quality hasn't changed, I highly recommend Neerup.
EDIT: And regarding the one you showed in your images, I agree with @PaulRVA in calling that Acorn. I think they do call that Acorn at Danish Pipe Shop.
And yes, the one I posted does look more like an Acorn — I can definitely see that now.
By the way, I’ve also found myself more and more comfortable smoking unfiltered pipes lately. That’s actually why I stopped buying Petersons.
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