If Marty rocked up in the DeLorean I'd like to visit Dunhill and Astleys.
Dunhill
The Dunhill cigar maturing room
Astleys
Dunhill
The Dunhill cigar maturing room
Astleys
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You can sure tell that these shops operated in a time and era before the consumption and usage of tobacco was considered anathema.
I would like to visit the danish pipe shop. Hopefully I can plan a vacation to Copenhagen soon.
I have visited TDPS and Iwan Ries. They both have superb customer service.
I would love to visit some pipe shops in Germany like Pfeifenstudio Frank.
I would love to visit some pipe shops in Germany like Pfeifenstudio Frank.
Like cosmicfolklore and his Briary in Homewood, I am also somewhat annoyed and surprised that no one has yet mentioned McCranie’s pipe shop in Charlotte in the Park Road shopping centre. For all the same reasons, space, selection, knowledge, friendliness, a tobacco bar, a few rocking chairs, a pot of coffee, and since the building is freestanding and not within the confines of the other shops, you’re free to smoke from key opening to key closing. A treasure. I miss it. Highly recommended if you are a pipe smoker. They can also accommodate the lesser species of cigar smokers, but that’s a different hobby and web forum.
If indeed Marty rocked up in the DeLorean, I think I might like to have visited Charles Rattray’s pipe and tobacco shop nearby here in Perth, Scotland. But there’s no denying how fabulous that Dunhill shop must have been in its heyday!
Back in the day, most of those big tobacconists would've been awesome to visit. Even small tobacconists up and down the country would've had a great selection of tobaccos.
I went to the Squire as part of my 40th birthday road trip. It did not disappoint. GREAT shop!
I would say Iwan Rie, The Country Squire, and Petersons shop in Dublin
I found some photos of the interior of the shop and the blending room on the Perth museum archive website
Never really wanted to go to a shop and since vendors went online years ago, I haven't been to a shop in decades.
Pretty sure those rooms were 1st floor. The ground floor was more "retail" oriented.
There's more photos listed in the collection that don't seem to have been digitised, as well as one of the highlander statues and the shop sign
I got a job in Perth (railway, track and drainage engineering). I did drop into Rattray's on occasion, but mostly for unusual cigarettes like Sobranie Black Russian, Sobranie Cocktail and Sullivan Private Stock.