The Peterson Emerald is Available Today.

[scloyd]

Revived in 2022, Peterson's Emerald series resurrects one of the Irish marque's best-selling lines. It presents pipes dressed in the factory's recognizable rustication and decorated with the Emerald line's characteristic brass rings and namesake acrylic accent. Combining Peterson's signature shaping style with a tasteful color palette that evokes Ireland's verdant landscape, this Emerald pipe also features a P-Lip stem of vulcanite, further embodying Peterson's historic reputation for innovation and pipe-smoking comfort.

I purchased this 104 this morning. This will be my first P-Lip...looking forward to it.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Pretty pipe, I hope she squeezes every drop of flavor out of your tobacco for you. Cheers!!!

 

[scloyd]

Pretty pipe, I hope she squeezes every drop of flavor out of your tobacco for you. Cheers!!!

Thank you.

 

[ofafeather]

Cool. An Emerald 999 was my first Peterson and second pipe. Nice to see they are back!

 

[ofafeather]

I purchased this 104 this morning. This will be my first P-Lip...looking forward to it.

Thanks for sharing and enjoy! I love the style on the new rustication.

 

[runscott]

Revived in 2022, Peterson's Emerald series resurrects one of the Irish marque's best-selling lines. It presents pipes dressed in the factory's recognizable rustication and decorated with the Emerald line's characteristic brass rings and namesake acrylic accent. Combining Peterson's signature shaping style with a tasteful color palette that evokes Ireland's verdant landscape, this Emerald pipe also features a P-Lip stem of vulcanite, further embodying Peterson's historic reputation for innovation and pipe-smoking comfort.

I purchased this 104 this morning. This will be my first P-Lip...looking forward to it.
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You grabbed a nice example. I like Peterson's 'new' rustication - it reminds me of their early rustications back in the 1930's and early 1940's.

Check out the 363 'Eire' in this blog: Petersonpipenotes - Peterson Rustication, Part 1: the Éire through Dublin Eras