Hello, Rich from Columbus, OH. Been piping for three months now. Never smoked anything before. Have not met a tobacco yet that I have not enjoyed. Aromatics, English and Vapers. This seems to be turning into a nice retirement hobby. I am grateful for all of the resources that are available online.
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Hello from Noblesville, IN!
I've learned a lot from this site, there are many knowledgeable and experienced pipe smokers here (I am not one of them, I just started a year ago). One minor note: There is a decent chance that someone (besides me) will mention that a piper is a person who plays bagpipes. Enjoy!
I've learned a lot from this site, there are many knowledgeable and experienced pipe smokers here (I am not one of them, I just started a year ago). One minor note: There is a decent chance that someone (besides me) will mention that a piper is a person who plays bagpipes. Enjoy!
Welcome from Florida. One piece of advice I will suggest is that if you are going to try a new tobacco buy a test tin or a test couple of ounces in bulk to make sure you like them. Don't buy blind, it usually doesn't end to well.
I also recommend a Savinelli non filtered pipe. They smoke cool and dry and it will give you a baseline on how a good pipe smokes. This way when you do pick a lemon, you will know it. We have all bought pipes we regret, it is just part of the process.
I also recommend a Savinelli non filtered pipe. They smoke cool and dry and it will give you a baseline on how a good pipe smokes. This way when you do pick a lemon, you will know it. We have all bought pipes we regret, it is just part of the process.
