Its a Hungarian made by Szabó. I've seen some reviews on the forum about this Hungarian pipe, the only quality hungarian pipe out there.Oh No !Just kidding ... Welcome to the forum from Connecticut USA. We have a large Hungarian community here in my part of Connecticut. Nice pipe in your avatar photo ... what brand is it ?
Greetings from Hungary, aka Paprika land!
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Well, they have some very bad quality.
Alsbo one of them with the vanilla/cherry aromatic but it has the good old bad quality cough syrup feeling.
Borkum is another widely available. Horrible bite on almost every batch I tried.
Tilbury are also some cough syrup style aromatics (at least for me).
The only decent choice if short of of tobacco is the good old Captain Black, eventually Stanwell.
Good think I have a bunch of good friends right next to border, so filling the cellar with Peterson's or any better known tobaccos are easy to get.
Also as you can imagine I started day one with aromatics what made me hate straight up thinking about them. I might pass the Captain time to time, but I rather just smoke the english blends
Welcome! Sorry to hear that good tobacco is hard to get there but at least you've got good smoked paprika.
Welcome from Brazil! Our context here is quite similar to yours. All the famous blends people enjoy are insanely expensive here. Luckily, we have a few good national tobacco producers.
Talpra magyar, hí a haza, from Louisiana.
My mother was born and raised in Sopron, Hungary. She fled the Nazis to Austria, came back, then fled the Russians. As a little boy, she taught me the Nemzeti Dal, sadly, I only remember that first line.
My mother was born and raised in Sopron, Hungary. She fled the Nazis to Austria, came back, then fled the Russians. As a little boy, she taught me the Nemzeti Dal, sadly, I only remember that first line.
