Hermit
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I have a Pete that I smoke nuthin' but University Flake in.Sasquatch":vwzkpwhg said:But to assert that English pipes are for English mixtures is utterly moronic.
Does that make me a moron? :lol!:
I have a Pete that I smoke nuthin' but University Flake in.Sasquatch":vwzkpwhg said:But to assert that English pipes are for English mixtures is utterly moronic.
I don't know of any pipe maker who designs pipes to smoke a specific style of tobacco. Pipes are made to smoke whatever you like in them.Maiser":6stv8iwd said:I mean, it sounds like it makes a little sense.
Tobaccos that are made in a country smoking better in pipes that are made by that country, because they are designed to smoke that way.
Dude... you're a Legend..... now why did I not think of that....... "basket Pipe" sales will soar thanks to this thread!!!! :lol!:Nitschke066":v8h8k4d0 said:I'm sure glad I have a pipe with no nomenclature so I can smoke anything in it! :lol!:
I don't agree with this, Rad, and I don't think you actually do either... If someone asked you for a pipe that they could really taste the subtle components of a virginia flake with, what would you build them, a smallish pipe with a slightly narrower bowl or a great huge 3" stack with a 1" bore?Rad Davis":h7cy6zb5 said:The fact that some pipes smoke better with certain styles of tobaccos is pure chance, and has nothing to do with design.
Rad
That all depends on what tobacco he had on the shelf and from which country the pipes he was trying to move were from. :roll: :lol:fumo bro":mpfkeipb said:I recently visited a smoke shop and I was told that Italian pipes are designed for smoking aromatic mixtures and British pipes are intended for smoking English mixtures. I have several Italian pipes and I have had no problems smoking English mixtures through them. Does the country in which a pipe is manufactured have any bearing on the type of tobacco that should be smoked or is the guy at the smoke shop trying to move his stock of Dunhill estate pipes?
We're getting a bit off track here, Sasquatch. I've never had a customer ask me to make a pipe for tasting the subtleties of certain tobacco types. They ask for a size and shape.I don't agree with this, Rad, and I don't think you actually do either... If someone asked you for a pipe that they could really taste the subtle components of a virginia flake with, what would you build them, a smallish pipe with a slightly narrower bowl or a great huge 3" stack with a 1" bore?
A few years back I was in a shop - whose ads you've all seen - and heard the clerk tell someone that Nightcap was light in latakia so you could sleep and EMP was high in latakia so that it could wake you up. I almost fell over.jhuggett":o85911y7 said:Unfortunately I haven't had the experience of going to a knowledgeable tobacconist yet. All of the ones I've visited the people behind the counter were not only ignorant but usually condescending...
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