I got it from Jason Patrick Pipes. I've been following him on Instagram for awhile and he was having a sale when I happened to have some "extra" cash. It's gorgeous.
My First Artisan Pipe
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I got it from Jason Patrick Pipes. I've been following him on Instagram for awhile and he was having a sale when I happened to have some "extra" cash. It's gorgeous.
Jason’s been churning out some incredible pipes recently. Fantastic grain! Love the stem as well.
Very nice! I look forward to hearing your thoughts on your new artisan pipe compared to your others.
It smokes real nice. I'm pretty new to smoking so take what I say with a grain of salt.
I currently own (in order of purchase) a Missouri Meerschaum Cob, Rossi Bent Billiard, Savinelli Bing's Favorite, Rattray's Ahoy!, Sasieni 4-dot (bought from our own @ssjones ), and now the Jason Patrick Apple.
My favorite pipe to smoke so far has been the Savinelli Bing's Favorite. The bowl size and ease of clinching made it my go-to pipe. The Cob sprung a leak early on (probably due to my noob habits), the Rossi I dedicate to aromatics, the Rattray's smokes wet and is generally reserved for taking out of the house, and the Sasieni is reserved for Latakia blends and smokes very well.
The Jason Patrick Apple might be my new favorite. After two bowls it's checking all the boxes. A bowl size similiar but a little smaller than the Savinelli and easy to clench. It's easy to smoke like the Savinelli and so far there's no moisture issues. There's also the fact that it's one of a kind. I'm very happy with the purchase.
I currently own (in order of purchase) a Missouri Meerschaum Cob, Rossi Bent Billiard, Savinelli Bing's Favorite, Rattray's Ahoy!, Sasieni 4-dot (bought from our own @ssjones ), and now the Jason Patrick Apple.
My favorite pipe to smoke so far has been the Savinelli Bing's Favorite. The bowl size and ease of clinching made it my go-to pipe. The Cob sprung a leak early on (probably due to my noob habits), the Rossi I dedicate to aromatics, the Rattray's smokes wet and is generally reserved for taking out of the house, and the Sasieni is reserved for Latakia blends and smokes very well.
The Jason Patrick Apple might be my new favorite. After two bowls it's checking all the boxes. A bowl size similiar but a little smaller than the Savinelli and easy to clench. It's easy to smoke like the Savinelli and so far there's no moisture issues. There's also the fact that it's one of a kind. I'm very happy with the purchase.
Jason Patrick makes some very refined, great smoking pipes. I especially appreciate the small, ebonite buttons on his light weight pipes that are very comfortable and perfect for clenching. That is becoming a priority of mine as I get older and the choppers get more sensitive.
I will post a few photos of his pipes on a separate pipe maker thread under his name later. I strongly recommend his pipes. They are not inexpensive and come in a quality stamped, soft leather bag. I’ve never been disappointed by any JP briar and frankly cannot say that about every artisan pipe I’ve ever purchased.
I will post a few photos of his pipes on a separate pipe maker thread under his name later. I strongly recommend his pipes. They are not inexpensive and come in a quality stamped, soft leather bag. I’ve never been disappointed by any JP briar and frankly cannot say that about every artisan pipe I’ve ever purchased.
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I'm not familiar with Jason Patrick, but that's a great looking pipe. I'll have to check out his work.
Enjoy your new pipe. May it bring you many happy smokes.
Enjoy your new pipe. May it bring you many happy smokes.