Vincenzo Italian Pipes
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Sorry I don't have any info for you. Welcome to the forums! I hope it works out for you. Let us know how it smokes.
I just fired this little guy up for the first time today. I did call Old Morris in BC to find out more about the pipe and learned they are in the 50 - 300$ range. So, I know I got a great deal.
I was impressed while smoking. I believe it is now my favorite pipe. I used Brighams Solitude for the first bowl and it was a perfect match. As small as the pipe is, it never got hot. I recommend this pipe for anyone looking for a 4.5 inch pipe to enjoy on walks. I think I will pick up another Vincenzo as they have a great feel and look.
I was impressed while smoking. I believe it is now my favorite pipe. I used Brighams Solitude for the first bowl and it was a perfect match. As small as the pipe is, it never got hot. I recommend this pipe for anyone looking for a 4.5 inch pipe to enjoy on walks. I think I will pick up another Vincenzo as they have a great feel and look.
Keep in mind old morris prices are heavily inflated and dont represent what a pipe should retail for.
Vincenzo pipes are a line imported from Italy by GVA out of Montreal. Likely associated with Brigham's overseas manufacturing as a budget brand to Brigham. I have one myself and it is a decent little smoker but it has a p-lip which is tough to get used to. I believe they're being marketed in Canada only at the moment.
Vincenzo pipes are indeed made in Italy but they have nothing to do with Brigham.
The pipes are being made for Distribution GVA in Montreal.
They have quite a few pipes under the Vincenzo name; small pipes, Parma series, Firenze series, Fiamma de Ri series and Churchwardens.
Plus they have their own pipe tobaccos under the Vincenzo name of course; 4 aromatics and 2 english blends.
The pipes are being made for Distribution GVA in Montreal.
They have quite a few pipes under the Vincenzo name; small pipes, Parma series, Firenze series, Fiamma de Ri series and Churchwardens.
Plus they have their own pipe tobaccos under the Vincenzo name of course; 4 aromatics and 2 english blends.
I'm just in the process of braking in a Vincenzo churchwarden. good looking pipe with a great feel, the draw is a bit on the free and open side and I have to be gentle on the puffing. Filter free design the draw hole looks like it will take a metal saliva catcher but that's it.
the polished finish is just a little on the sticky side after a smoking, not sure if it's been over polished or they used cheap polish.
quality on the briar would be a 3.5 out of 5 and the workmanship a 4 out of 5.
I would highly recommend dressing the bowl before using it for the first time, it has a coating but....
don't waste your money on the Vincenzo tobacco, they smell great in the tin but no flavor in the pipe.
the polished finish is just a little on the sticky side after a smoking, not sure if it's been over polished or they used cheap polish.
quality on the briar would be a 3.5 out of 5 and the workmanship a 4 out of 5.
I would highly recommend dressing the bowl before using it for the first time, it has a coating but....
don't waste your money on the Vincenzo tobacco, they smell great in the tin but no flavor in the pipe.
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