Just smoked some Doblone D'Oro this morning in it in Little Italy with a good cappuccino.
Show Us Your Blatter Pipes
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At this point in time, I only have two Blatter & Blatter pipes.
Patrick Blatter, the pipemaker, referred to this pipe as a Lovat when I selected it at the shop; it has no saddle bit stem; the shank is round, so it's not a Canadian (but, it was literally made in Canada). I would defer to its creator, but it’s technically a Liverpool.
Here’s an estate Blatter & Blatter Billiard I picked up awhile back:
I’m not sure when I’ll get to Montreal next since the family members we visited have now moved to Halifax. It could be awhile before I can buy a pipe from the shop in-person.
Patrick Blatter, the pipemaker, referred to this pipe as a Lovat when I selected it at the shop; it has no saddle bit stem; the shank is round, so it's not a Canadian (but, it was literally made in Canada). I would defer to its creator, but it’s technically a Liverpool.
Here’s an estate Blatter & Blatter Billiard I picked up awhile back:
I’m not sure when I’ll get to Montreal next since the family members we visited have now moved to Halifax. It could be awhile before I can buy a pipe from the shop in-person.
My wife picked these up on a trip to Montreal last year. We're just inaugurating them now on our new porch with some JJ Fox Vintage mixture from the late 80's-mid 90's.
I've only had the one smoke so far in the one pipe (the bottom on eon the picture) but yes! It smoked very well and certainly represents a great value in hand-made pipes. I think my spouse paid about a $150 USD per pipe at their store
This Select Blatter pipe was commissioned by an American businessman, but he didn’t end up choosing it once he saw it in person. My late pipe smoking mentor, Rusty, chose this pipe for its uniqueness because it’s one of those rare pipes that was made from Algerian briar.
This was the 19th pipe made in 2004 by Robert Blatter. It is of a soft Algerian briar which has been rusticated. It was a beach colour briar pipe prior to it being worked in, and is now taken on a beautiful dark brown hue.
This was the 19th pipe made in 2004 by Robert Blatter. It is of a soft Algerian briar which has been rusticated. It was a beach colour briar pipe prior to it being worked in, and is now taken on a beautiful dark brown hue.