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Pipes on Ccom?

taythegibstaythegibs Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,024
when did Ccom start carrying pipes? i usually go straight to the forum pages (so as to skip the temptation, and its what i have bookmarked) so has it been up for a while or brand new?

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  • j0z3rj0z3r Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 9,403
    I noticed a while back that the International place started carrying pipes, so I suppose it was just a matter of time.
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    i think its new here. like VERY new

    cigar.com is not going through an identity crisis.
    ha ha
  • Alex SvensonAlex Svenson BlogAdministrator, Everyone, ForumsAdministrator, Moderator, Owners, Registered Users Posts: 1,204
    kuzi16:
    i think its new here. like VERY new

    cigar.com is not going through an identity crisis.
    ha ha
    Yes, pipes are brand spankin' new to Cigar.com. We just set them live this week. Expect regular updates as we're growing that segment of our website.
  • Ken LightKen Light Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,524
    That's funny I saw too and just figured I'd missed it for months or maybe forever so I didn't post anything...
  • J.S.J.S. Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 751
    This is exciting. I have been very busy and not been on the forum for a long while. Coming back and seeing pipes added is great! I have been smoking a pipe for 1 1/2 years so I am still new to it but I am really starting to love it!
  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    I enjoy a pipe once in a while and am happy that I can look at Ccom for some supplies. Timmah will be getting more emails soon.

    p.s. Get some Dunhill and Frog Morton. Also some 1-M would not be a bad idea.
  • KriegKrieg Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,068
    Alex Svenson:
    kuzi16:
    i think its new here. like VERY new

    cigar.com is not going through an identity crisis.
    ha ha
    Yes, pipes are brand spankin' new to Cigar.com. We just set them live this week. Expect regular updates as we're growing that segment of our website.
    I've always wanted to try a pipe but don't have a clue on how to smoke one.
  • Andrew DzikoskiAndrew Dzikoski BlogAdministrator, Everyone, ForumsAdministrator, Moderator, Owners, Registered Users, Trusted Users Posts: 338
    Krieg just call up and ask to speak with either me or Sean and we can talk your ear off on pipe stuff.
  • xmacroxmacro Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,402
    Alex Svenson:
    kuzi16:
    i think its new here. like VERY new

    cigar.com is not going through an identity crisis.
    ha ha
    Yes, pipes are brand spankin' new to Cigar.com. We just set them live this week. Expect regular updates as we're growing that segment of our website.
    You SOBS's - you're stocking my favorite pipe tobacco at some nice prices . . . sooo tempted right now. Toss in a few cool meerschaum pipes and I'm gonna have to bite on a big order.

    Any chance you'll start selling some churchwarden pipe stems?
  • scarlinscarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
    What makes some of those pipes two to four-hundred dollars? I know nothing about pipes.
  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    scarlin:
    What makes some of those pipes two to four-hundred dollars? I know nothing about pipes.
    Briar quality, grain, contruction, fit, drilling, finish. I might have missed a few. Pipes go from good and smokeable to really expensive and super nice in a hurry. Depends on the carver and quality. Name alone can charge a bit for pipes as well.

    They are like blue jeans in a way. Sure you can buy a $20 pair of lee jeans and be happy the rest of your life. You buy a $40 pair of polo jeans and like them too, maybe a bit better. Then some name brand guy comes out with a $120 pair of jeans that might feel really nice, fit better, or look awesome. You have to deicde if you want that little bit more quality/wow factor for a lot more money.

    A $10 corn cob pipe can make a person really content if they choose to enjoy it.
  • beatnicbeatnic Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,133
    I smoked a pipe for a few years. It totally trashed my lips and tongue. The smoke is very abrasive, as compared to cigars.
  • rwheelwrightrwheelwright Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,294
    Marker:
    A $10 corn cob pipe can make a person really content if they choose to enjoy it.
    My father used to smoke those!
  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    beatnic:
    I smoked a pipe for a few years. It totally trashed my lips and tongue. The smoke is very abrasive, as compared to cigars.
    Many pipe tobaccos burn at 300 degrees or so. If you puff to hard or too fast they will burn you. Pipes are for sipping, cigars are for puffing. You will get some tongue bite even if you are careful but once you get the hang of it (rythym), everything works out pretty well.
  • j0z3rj0z3r Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 9,403
    Andrew Dzikoski:
    Krieg just call up and ask to speak with either me or Sean and we can talk your ear off on pipe stuff.
    So Andy, do you guys have more tobaccos available than what is listed? I find that I like a hearty, potent pipe and have really taken to Samuel Gawith blends, namely Full Virginia Flake and 1792 Flake. I'm also a big fan of G.L. Pease and would love to see my favorite cigar website stocking his blends.
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    i just cant get into pipes. i understand the quality and passion behind them, but i just cant do it.
  • j0z3rj0z3r Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 9,403
    kuzi16:
    i just cant get into pipes. i understand the quality and passion behind them, but i just cant do it.
    They're definitely not for everyone. The transition from cigars to pipes, even while still smoking cigars, is tough because they're so different. You get so much flavor from a cigar, that pipe tobacco seems kinda bland...it's only when you keep at it that you start to gain an appreciation for what the pipe has to offer. And again, it's just not for everybody. I know I had a bumpy start with pipes because the experience was so different, but I've recently gotten back into pipes after a bit of a break and I'm finding a real appreciation for what the pipe has to offer. I've learned to not compare a pipe to a cigar, that was the biggest hurdle for me, but rather to appreciate them both for their differences.
  • The SniperThe Sniper Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,910
    {best Butthead from Beavis and Butthead impression...}

    Huh huh huh... huh huh huh...pipe smokers... huh huh huh... :-D

  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    A pipe you can burn for 20 minutes on the way to work in the truck, and it doesn't stink up your truck like a cigar would. When you are done with a bowl of tobacco in a pipe you can dump it out and you are out very little. Pipe tobacco per bowl is relatively inexpensive (most of them).

  • AugustWestAugustWest Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 62
    I see that they're carrying escudo, and that's a promising start. Maybe some C&D and Esoterica next???
  • J.S.J.S. Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 751
    1+ on Esoterica and maybe some Samuel Gawith and Gawith and Hoggarth too
  • KCWKCW Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,253
    I just found my pipes! I haven't smoked them in a long time. I never really got the hang of it. I love the smell of a pipe. My Uncle used to smoke one when I was growing up. It always smelled delicious!
    I have learned so much here about cigars; I'm hoping to learn more about pipes. Maybe I'll give it another try.
  • Andrew DzikoskiAndrew Dzikoski BlogAdministrator, Everyone, ForumsAdministrator, Moderator, Owners, Registered Users, Trusted Users Posts: 338
    We plan to expand the tobacc inventory quite a bit feel free to leave requests in here so the merch guys will see them.
  • KCWKCW Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,253
    Andrew Dzikoski:
    We plan to expand the tobacc inventory quite a bit feel free to leave requests in here so the merch guys will see them.
    email to ya.
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