Welcome all who enjoy good friends and a good pipe! You are at one of the very best pipe smoking clubs on the internet. Share your pipe smoking experiences and favorite tobaccos with all of us and enjoy fellowship of the briar.
The YPSC has a lovely Club pipe, made by New Zealand Master Jan Zeman. Views of the pipe can be seen in the PHOTO section. This year's pipe is a chubby apple/brandy shape, the pipe is well balanced, very light, and fits nicely into the hand. You may also order pipes from previous years, if available. Order your pipes from the direct link below:
http://www.zemanpipes.com/
Check out our weekly chats! They are a great time to share a yarn and a favorite tobacco. Good discussions are a regular occurrence and great friends gather for a virtual smoke and chat. Join us when you can! They are held each Saturday and Wednesday evening at 8:00 PM EST at -
http://catespipes.homestead.com/catespipes.html
We are in the process of adding a FAQ section in the Database link found in the left hand column on this page. Please feel free to add your own questions or answers to this section or just check it out to find an answer you may have been looking for.
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HI I do not know what you consider an entry-level pipe? Brigham pipes are made in Canada and are very nice. I have several and all are great smokers They also
Hello all, I enjoy my cigars very much, but would LOVE to move on to briar pipes! I'm looking to buy a new one, for an "economic" price... Also, I live in
It seems to be very different every time I smoke it. I smoked it this morning in a Falcon I haven't used for maybe a year. Lane BCA came through the Arcadia