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Gentlemen, Greetings from Dublin, I hope you are all well. It has been a while since the last time I posted something here, but I promise to keep in touch more often. As you may be aware, we are celebrating the 135th anniversary of James Fox of Dublin (Pipe Divan = James Fox), and we have...

Gentlemen, Greetings from Dublin! Peterson Dracula is one of our best selling Peterson pipes, and there is no better time to get yourself one than Halloween! Until the end of October we are offering a FREE paperback copy of the original, Bram Stoker's Dracula with the purchase of every...

The Peterson Hunter is a brand new range created by Peterson exclusively for our store. We were delighted to be involved in the design of this unique range by selecting some great B shapes and the two finishes of the Hunter series. The Peterson Hunter pipes come in a matte brown smooth finish or...

Gentlemen, Greetings from Dublin, I hope you are all well! We are delighted to have finally received "The Oak" a limited range of extra large pipes crafted by Peterson exclusively for James Fox of Dublin, our store on Dublin's iconic Grafton Street. "The Oak" range consists of 12 straight and...

So, in 20 days or so, I have a conference in Dublin (ISI, if anyone else is going). Now, I can probably sneak in half a day of running around Dublin, and I will of course visit Petersons shop on Grafton Street. Now, what should I get, and how broke will I be at the end of it all? ;) I...

The pear tree pipe was one of those Ukranian eBay $17 jobs. Looks great as an ornament, but was skeptical on how it would smoke. To my surprise it was just fine. No noticeable difference between that and my briar. (then again I haven't been smoking pipes for long). The Peterson Old Dublin...

Well, let's start looking at some of the Petersons I have. I picked up Old Dub this weekend and had no preconceived ideas about it. Opening the tin it smells pretty good. Like a good english should. Smokey campfire aromas lets you know about the Cyprian latakia. There are other tangy notes...

I was preparing bowl of Old Dublin before work and while taking the tobacco out I noticed so large flakes, about the size of most ready rub. I love smoking ready rub as is so I was wondering if anyone knows how common this is and if I'm careful if there is a bowl or more like that in most tins...

My wife and I are travelling to Dublin for St. Patrick's day. Anyone from the area?

Just got a shipment from P&C today. Ordered some 1792 Flake, Frog Morton, SG Balkan Flake and some Old Dublin. Now i have somewhat of a disease when it comes to unopened cigar boxes and tobacco tins. I HAVE to open them and smell the tobacco and admire the way it looks. I have 8 or 9 unopened...

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So I am a pretty big fan of Peterson's Old Dublin tobacco, I wanted to know if anyone could give me any suggestions for similar tobacco or something that I might like along those lines? Thanks

I made this pipe today, its a lovely little Dublin nosewarmer, just 4" in length. Despite its chunky proportions this pipe only weighs in a mere 14g so withs its comfortable saddle bit its perfect for clenchers. More pics and ifo as always at www.askwithpipes.com/store.html. Thanks for looking.

I emailed Peterson the other day asking if they have bulk version of their tins or if they ever considered it. They said they don't, but they are considering it. Let's help sway their decision by emailing them. I'll even write it so all you have to do is cut and paste and and click send. Or if...

Hello. Today has finished here such pipe (Dublin FR). Other photos at me on a site.http://www.senatorov.lv/dmeng.html

I'm just in from a pleasant night spent carousing in Dublin's fair city. Myself and my friend Karl met up in The Morgan at around 8:30 and we enjoyed our weekly smoke. He had a Partagas 898 and I had a Romeo y Julietta Churchill. We both sported fedoras as we lanuidly smoked our fine stogies as...

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So Im in Ohio for a business trip and I decide hey, Toddzilla posted up about a nice little pipe shop in Columbus. Definently didn't realize how far Pipes & Pleasures was from my hotel, so I went to the tinderbox in Dublin. Awesome shop, I was amazed at the competitive prices and...

Just return from Dublin on wednesday night, as promised I include a few photo's of my Pipe adventures. It is almost impossible, these days, for me to be back in Dublin without popping into Peterson's. Already I have far too many pipes, but just couldn't resist a wee purchase. A red silver spigot...

Couldn't find a topic on this already, so here goes my first review. went to the shop today and picked up tins of Peterson Old Dublin and Dunhill Early Morning Pipe. Decided my half hour lunch break was already up (it eventually hit two hours so i just took the afternoon off) so I sat down in...