dLpiper, hello again. My wife lived in Greenwich Village on Waverly Place for decades, eventually also having a small house on Long Island up near Riverhead. I had a great time commuting to visit over several years. I also visited her in her apt in Chelsea years ago as a sailor between stations on my ship, USS Gallant and Midway Island. Fond feelings for NYC and surrounds. She was a journalist and learned Manhattan and the Burroughs as well as Long Island in excruciating detail. Many tales. I had a fine visit to Nat Sherman's pipe shop before it closed.
You to, I’m also in the BX and like you question my judgment and sanity every time I pass through Mott Haven lolWelcome, and my sincere condolences. I too live in New York...Da-Bronx to be exact. Not a day goes by when I don't question my sanity, or my judgement.
Re: Pipe-Smoking: The learning curve should be interesting. Don't give up when you hit some plateaus. Patience brings its rewards.
Have fun and ask questions, often. Good luck.
Welcome, and my sincere condolences. I too live in New York...Da-Bronx to be exact. Not a day goes by when I don't question my sanity, or my judgement.
Re: Pipe-Smoking: The learning curve should be interesting. Don't give up when you hit some plateaus. Patience brings its rewards.
Have fun and ask questions, often. Good luck.
Try the Barclay Rex its downtown by Wall st. Great selections, great service to all customers from the blue collar dudes like me and the MTA guys to the big money Tycoons. I can’t recommend them enough. Also which Davidoff, the one on 6th ave is run by a pipe smoker and is better for us then the one between Madison and ParkThanks. I'm in Queens. Seems there aren't many good B&M shops around. Nat Sherman's closed down. I went to the old "De La Concha" which is now a Davidoff, but not a large pipe section.
Yes, I have a relative who lives on Waverly. NYC can be an interesting, fun city. Although I think one day I will move somewhere quieter/with more nature and less crowded.dLpiper, hello again. My wife lived in Greenwich Village on Waverly Place for decades, eventually also having a small house on Long Island up near Riverhead. I had a great time commuting to visit over several years. I also visited her in her apt in Chelsea years ago as a sailor between stations on my ship, USS Gallant and Midway Island. Fond feelings for NYC and surrounds. She was a journalist and learned Manhattan and the Burroughs as well as Long Island in excruciating detail. Many tales. I had a fine visit to Nat Sherman's pipe shop before it closed.
It was the one on 6th Ave. The guy seemed to know his pipes. I will check out Barclay Rex next time I'm downtown.Try the Barclay Rex its downtown by Wall st. Great selections, great service to all customers from the blue collar dudes like me and the MTA guys to the big money Tycoons. I can’t recommend them enough. Also which Davidoff, the one on 6th ave is run by a pipe smoker and is better for us then the one between Madison and Park
Drop that nugget of knowledge on a weekend at a set time and watch us NYC guys race each other there lmaoI know of a place near Borum Hill, Brooklyn, which has tins of discontinued tobaccos.
Drop that nugget of knowledge on a weekend at a set time and watch us NYC guys race each other there lmao
Thanks. I'm in Queens. Seems there aren't many good B&M shops around. Nat Sherman's closed down. I went to the old "De La Concha" which is now a Davidoff, but not a large pipe section.
Well now I know where I’m going this weekend. Thank you for sharing this spot.Welcome from the other side of Long Island, I’m in Sag Harbor. I used to love going to the old De La Concha. Right now the best pipe tobacco selection I know of is The Tobacco Corner in South Huntington. They don’t have much in the way of pipes though. It’s also where the Long Island Pipe Club meets, you can learn more here:
www.longislandpipeclub.com
Here‘s the tobacco selection at Tobacco Corner:
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Well now I know where I’m going this weekend. Thank you for sharing this spot.
Do you know the name, or is that classified?I know of a place near Borum Hill, Brooklyn, which has tins of discontinued tobaccos.