So who's planning on getting one of the Drew Estate pipes?
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/Drew-Estate/index.cfm
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/Drew-Estate/index.cfm
Drew Estate Pipes?
- Thread starter K Williams
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I wanted a tsuge tankard for a while, but I don't think I want one that size with all the extras. It doesn't warrant the difference in cost for me personally, but I'm also not a huge DE guy anymore so it doesn't mean as much to me as it would to some of the liga collectors, etc.
I'm not a fan of the price... LOL
Ha, I just bought a Dunhill in my wife's birth year for less... Ha ha ha.
Wait, did they make Dunhill back in the paleolithic period?
Well played... Bet those sabertooth teeth made great tamps... Ha ha
Lmfao. You're not old you just left yourself open and I had to take the shot... Ha ha
StogieNinja
Derek | BoM June 2014
My signed Nording unfinished freehand, Savinelli Trevi 607, Peterson Irish Harp 80s, and all my cobs combined were less than one of those Drew Estate pipes.
As much as I dig the look of those pipes, I'd never buy one.
As much as I dig the look of those pipes, I'd never buy one.
Damn I didn't think they'd end up costing that much. Then again I shouldn't be surprised
I do like that you can load it up at home then screw the cap on and then later on unscrew the cap and light it up.
Me either...way too much.
Nice looking... But.. I'll pass.. Too many other very nice options at better price points IMO..
At $150 I'd be all over that smooth robusto... But at $275.. I'll stick with my Vikings, petersons, etc...
At $150 I'd be all over that smooth robusto... But at $275.. I'll stick with my Vikings, petersons, etc...
I was thinking pretty much the same... $150 max.
Looks like a Coke can with a straw sticking out of it...