
Well I honestly don't know what year it was made, I bought it new last year. It's probably my best smoker though honestly, and the finish looks as good as the day I bought it, both my Savinelli pipes lost their finish within 3 smokes.What year was this Brebbia made? The latest models haven't gotten very good reviews, the quality has dropped. Or is this slander from enemies?
Oh man that's amazing! Beautiful pipe, and a clever idea!Having Uhle’s Blend 00 Burley in a rusticated Savinelli Uhle’s Quaints 8009 Billiard with an oval shank and black acrylic saddle stem with a drilled red dot—I love pairing blends by specific tobacconists with pipes made for their shops; it took me a relatively long time to track down a Savinelli made for Uhle’s in Wisconsin (the pipe is from the ’70s or earlier). @didimauw would be proud.
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Thank you, it’s been a trusty sidekick.That’s a cool ass meer![]()




I don’t think GH aro’s don’t count against you.I know this makes me less of a man and a pipe smoker but I’m smoking GH & Co American Black Cherry in a 1906 Peterson Meer. Pull my man card, I don’t give a shit.
I work in LE, I’ve had similar experiences. I understand.Just starting a Peterson pre-Republic 363 loaded with Old Gowrie. It’s a pipe and heavy drinking night. Judge me. But first wade through the death and destruction that is my daily routine. I held a dead two year old in my hands this week. Go ahead, tell me how to decompress.
My hat is off to you, Ash.....Just starting a Peterson pre-Republic 363 loaded with Old Gowrie. It’s a pipe and heavy drinking night. Judge me. But first wade through the death and destruction that is my daily routine. I held a dead two year old in my hands this week. Go ahead, tell me how to decompress.
