I think you mean meerschaum is kingIf it ain't broke don't fix it.
Using "advanced materials" has been tried over the years but it never really takes.
Briar is king.
You don't want to nick it as the fibers will fluff up. Not something you'd want in your mouth.things like this: Purisme Carbon Fiber Tobacco Pipe - Limited Edition - https://www.pianki.com/purisme-carbon-fiber-pipe--limited-edition_p4086.html
(which im not saying is best, of course..just curious)
definitely, I think its a re-adapted bottom part of a golf club ... :DYou don't want to nick it as the fibers will fluff up. Not something you'd want in your mouth.
I real gimmick, but some guy with more money than sense will pick it up.definitely, I think its a re-adapted bottom part of a golf club ... :D
I think you mean meerschaum is QUEEN...please don't misgender The White Goddess.I think you mean meerschaum is king
dont' forget clayMany have tried and failed. Briar has overtaken meerschaum but both still remain popular. Cob a distant third. Seems like mother nature does indeed provide and is hard to beat.
From the web site: Each individual PURISME pipe by VAUEN is produced from the best briarwood, while uniquely combining the traditional craftsmanship with high-quality materials.things like this: Purisme Carbon Fiber Tobacco Pipe - Limited Edition - https://www.pianki.com/purisme-carbon-fiber-pipe--limited-edition_p4086.html
(which im not saying is best, of course..just curious)
Briar pipes predate cobs and morta by nearly three centuries.In the grand scheme of pipe smoking, briar IS the new kid on the block.