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Amazon! I was very attracted to the 18in' long stem that is a replica of Gandolf's pipe from Lord of The Rings (I fan boy a bit) as I have a smoke aromas and meditative reasons.
As you mentioned in your other post though, I will probably do best to hang this on my wall while I find a pipe I trust.
There are solid pipes at every price point. I think the style you are after is called "churchwarden", but the relights may be tricky with that long stem!
Hey Gandolf.
I'm new to pipe smoking also.
So far I've had good luck with a Missouri Mearchaum cob and an inexpensive Mr. Brogg pearwood pipe. Both smoke great.
The cob probably the best.
I do see some ridiculously inexpensive briar pipes on Amazon by some company Fulushou. They get good reviews. I'm suspicious but might give them a whirl.
I'm new to pipe smoking also.
So far I've had good luck with a Missouri Mearchaum cob and an inexpensive Mr. Brogg pearwood pipe. Both smoke great.
The cob probably the best.
I do see some ridiculously inexpensive briar pipes on Amazon by some company Fulushou. They get good reviews. I'm suspicious but might give them a whirl.
Welcome from Eastern Tennessee. I agree with the suggestion to get a Missouri Meerschaum cobbit series pipe. Good smokers and cheap as well.
Hi Gandolf, and welcome aboard from N.C. Missouri Meerschaum, the corncob pipe maker, has long stemmed pipes that might fill the bill. If you decide to go with briar, Savinelli makes a churchwarden (long-stemmed) 601, with a fully arched stem, that I find a good smoker. You might also want to look at Ropp churchwardens at smoking pipes.com, a sponsor retailer listed at the left of Forums.
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