I had a Peterson crack on me where the stem met the briar. I mailed it to the factory in Ireland and asked them to let me know, via email, how much the repair would be. Two weeks later I received a box from Dublin containing a brand new pipe and a hand written letter, apologizing for the defect. Needless to say I will only buy Peterson's from now on.
Reminds me of a Rolls Royce story. A gentleman had driven his Silver Wraith to Italy and suffered a broken axle. Rolls Royce flew out two engineers with a new axle. The gentleman never received a bill or invoice, so he telephoned the factory. The manager answered the phone: "Sir, you must be mistaken. Rolls Royce axles do not break".
@Ronove let people be themselves. I'm sorry about your parents but that was their choice. We all make our own choices and are free to do so without a preacher condemning us for feeling differently.
@Ronove umm bowel and stomack cancer from smoking a pipe? I don't think you understand how any of this works. Just because you associate the words cancer and smoking, doesn't mean the two were related in that case. Actually they most likely weren't.
@Ronove nah, you might be implying that cancer can spread, but to spread it has to start somewhere, and if it started in his stomack (by the way what the hell is stomack cancer, since when is stomack an organ?), then it wasn't related to smoking. Because for it to be related to smoking a pipe, it would have to originate from the mouth, or if he was inhaling, which is highly uncommon in pipe smokers, then it could've come from his lungs. But either way, it has to come from his lungs or mouth, it can't start in his stomack and be related to smoking. Sorry, but that's the way it works. Elaborate if you still think something I said was wrong.
@Ronove My dad was a pipe smoker for many years. He had to have a number of ops to clear blocked salivary glands caused by the pipe, and then he eventually developed cancerous cells on the roof of his mouth. Thank God that was enough to get him to finally give up his pipe. Fact - Tabacco causes cancer. it should be banned altogether.
Don't be fooled by the luxurious image of the video because Peterson pipes are actually one of the most affordable and reliable pipes out there :) Been a Peterson smoker for a decade now, and I couldn't be happier with anything else. In this day and age when almost every other consumer products seem to become more expensive yet less reliable, Peterson has been truly a treasure for the enthusiasts around the world.
I attempted to purchased a Peterson from a tobacconists when I was 23. He said he couldn’t order one for me. No doubt because I had long hair at the time and thought I might smoke something illegal in it. I went to another who had a very nice one in stock. I bought it and returned to the first shop, pipe in hand. There I asked for a tin of Erinmore Flake, paid for it and lit up my new pipe right there in his store. At 70, I no longer smoke. But I still have my Peterson.
@@ReroutedYearAD But he knew which tobacco he wanted and very likely there was no other source, mail-order or otherwise. The retail world was very different 50 years ago. Also the guy that sold him the tobacco was then looking at a sale of a pipe that he completely fumbled. I would have likely done the same.
I bought my first Peterson pipe in the 1960s. It started my collection and I still have it. I was lucky enough to know one of the managers when the company factory was in Sallynoggin not far from my home. He gave me a tour of the factory and I watched pipes being made from beginning to finished product. The repairs department was fascinating. They restored any pipe that was sent in and not just Peterson pipes. There was a wonderful atmosphere in the building of craftsmen at work. This wonderful video gives just a taste of what I saw in the hours I spent there. I will never forget that visit.
I watched this while smoking my briar. Bless you pipe makers. It is the pipe smoking men that will lead us back into the civilized world. The only guilty pleasure even a child looks at with appreciation.
I bought my 2nd Peterson pipe a few weeks ago. I had one and lost it about 45 years ago, but I had other pipes. I now have more than 90 pipes in my collection. I was glad to add a Peterson back in.
I will post this comment here and I really hope it reaches the higher ups in Peterson's. As a car structural technician, this video, mentioning the names of each artist is very rewarding and appreciative from a fellow artist. This gave me respect and appreciation for the company. Now I know where I'm getting my expensive pipe from, when that time finally arrives!!!! Congratulations!!!!
I bought my Peterson pipe about 40 years ago. I haven’t smoked now in many years but I still occasionally put the pipe in my mouth when working in my study and I can still taste the tobacco flavours that have permeated into the wood.
I was looking an Irish Army pipe and this has sealed the deal. My father passed away a couple of weeks back at the age of 89 and I’ve inherited his Falcon, I think this would be a good companion as the start of a rotation. Thanks for sharing. All the best from Scotland. GD
I love my Peterson Dracula and let me tell you all it's the best tobacco pipe I've ever smoked and I have smoked different tobacco and it never fails to relax me.
I love the presentation. I have my grandfather’s Peterson given to me by my mother. He smoked it every evening until his passing in 1976. It still is a beautiful piece
I have 6 Peterson pipes and I love them all. I had the honour of sitting next to Bill Ashton in his shed watching him turning my pipes into shape, these pipe makers are perfectionists.
As a pipe smoker I feel like I’m part of a brotherhood. One that enjoys the finer points of life. The three things you need in life good tobacco good drink and even better frends
no depth, just a load of pseudo poetic commercial bullshit that tries to mistify a fucking pipe. It would have been bearable if the narrator would have a) spoke like an actual human being and not like Gandalf on crack, and b) would have explained anything about the technical process, instead of bladiblating this bullshit.
I was recently very kindly given 3 Peterson briars by the most lovely old gentleman who had given up the pipe 15 years ago. I have cleaned them and restored the lustre with teak oil, and I will smoke them, and appreciate the old man’s kindness and the expertise of the craftsmen who made them. 👍🇬🇧
Oh myyy! videography, cinematography, music is awesome, passionate people in the video, script, voice over dude.... I can say this is a quality product!
Have a tear in my eye watching this and thinking of my father smoking Eirnmore in his Peterson, he would only use a Peterson, he has passed but I think I strike up one of his pipes in his memory.
I love videos that extol the virtues of craftsmanship. This reminds me of a feature length documentary about the Steinway piano company. In it, as in this, they praise the workers who are experts and artists at their step of the process. The amount of love and dedication that companies like this get from their workers serves as an example. Watching a craftsman plying his trade is a form of meditation. Thank you for this presentation!
I love videos like this where a craft is shown in a very cinematic way. You can find videos about blacksmithing, jewelcrafting and other crafts if you look hard enough. Well worth the effort.
That was a very nice video , I just ordered a Peterson Dublin 408 and can't wait to receive it this week. Very excited about beginning my new pipe adventure with a Peterson and probably will own a couple more for too long.
So good to see both the "old timers" and the younger generations lovingly creating these masterpieces. In these days of social-political decay across the world, what comfort in quietly puffing away on a favourite pipe and chosen baccy [aided by a glass of Canadian Club Whisky/Canada dry, a quality book/newspaper-and perhaps some Bach helping to provide a little peace]].
This video was so well done. Very cinematic and gives you that feeling of the emotion that goes into the process of making these pipes. Really really cool video.
im 58...never smoked..i had a dream about my uncle smoking his pipe in our back yard after working in the garden....i could smell the tobacco and remembeted what a great person he was...i bought a pipe and now waiting for my first blend to arrive
Absolutely beautiful. I don’t smoke a pipe. Don’t smoke at all. But love the different designs and shapes and finishes of a pipe. Well done to all you wonderful craftsman.
Ahhh what a great video, the soothing tones of his voice and seeing the quality of a Peterson’s pipe being born makes me want to lite my pipe, do you know what, I think I will.
I had an uncle take up pipe smoking in the 80's. I don't think he really enjoyed the tobacco, but he spent endless hours fidgeting with his pipe, tapping it out, cleaning it, perfectly packing his tobacco in it for his next smoke. When he finally lit up he puffed on it for no more than a minute, and then the whole process started over.
I love my peterson and look forward to buying more. great video. I'm supposed to be getting my 2023 St. Patrick's pipe today. looking forward to it. Thanks for being a part of each day for me.
Beautiful pipes. Despite the TROLLS who put down pipe smoking. You'll always have a population who will show up to an event and criticize it. Miserable people. Smoke on Gentlemen!
I’ve been smoking pipes since 1964 and tried many pipes from many countries. I recently bought a Peterson St. Patrick 2018 pipe and it was as good out of the box as any pipe Ive ever had and better than almost any of them. So good I bought another Peterson pipe the next week. I don’t know what these people in Dublin are doing but they make a fantastic pipe! Today I bought the limited St. Patrick’s Peterson tobacco and it is one of the best tobaccos I’ve ever smoked. My wife loves the smell and I love the taste and the coolness of the smoke. Hey Dublin people, you sure know how to make a pipe and how to blend tobacco! I salute you!
I won't have a Petersons product in the house. I binned all my Peterson Pipes except one, and I've tried most of their tobacco range and find it to be flat tasting & one dimensional.
I purchased an old second hand Peterson 314 pipe from EBay around 2008. Smoked it on n off since. Last month I started smoking it again but decided to buy a brand new Peterson 314 pipe and I will start smoking it on my birthday next week. Great pipe. Best in my collection and I've a few Dunhill's but they don't come close.
An amazing video, brought many memories of my father back to me. Cannot wait to purchase a Peterson pipe for my husband. The 'thinking pipe" exactly what my Dad used to do when he smoke his. "Think"
People don't "Think" anymore, to much exterior stimuli like the boob tube and internet. People can't even leave home without their phone-toy. There's no longer a day to rest, and people get wore out from there weekend of work or play.
A little girl asked her Grandfather why he spent so much time on the veranda with his pipe. He replied, 'Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes I just sits.'
Handcrafted beautiful products. They look so nice. Even if I never would use one, they are quite aesthetically appealing. A work of art in a world of automated- produced throwaways.
My grandfather and a pipe. In 1972, when he passed away, I got one of his tobacco tampers. When I turned 18, I bought my first pipe; however, twas years later before I took pipe smoking seriously. When I did, I got my first Peterson, and I still have that pipe. I've picked up a few others here and there, but I love my Peterson's!!! I rarely smoke anymore, and the pipes are in a box; yet to this day, some 48 years later, holding one of my pipes brings back memories of my grandfather. One day, I hope to go see the Peterson facility.
Had a Peterson that arrived with a decently sized crack inside the bowl (I could tell it was post factory split in the briar). The seller promptly took his last Dublin 68 fishtail set it aside for me then exchanged em. Apart for the mistake it's a stunning pipe and I love it very much! absolutely gorgeous and my favorite little bent pipe in my humble collection!
Bravo! My only quibble is with the idea of perfection, because there's no such thing. If a human being made it, it's by definition imperfect. Imperfection is the hallmark of humanity... it's what distinguishes us from machines. It's the imperfections that make something unique.
Peterson was my 1st choice, then switched to Savinelli then back to Peterson. A rich short documentary of the time honored craftsmanship in turning a plain block of Brier into a family heirloom passed down from granddad to son to grandson. That's a fine presentation. Thank's !
I have various Peterson and Savinelli pipes. For a cool smoke Savinelli for a dry smoke Peterson.But I hate drying out and cleaning the Peterson system spit trap.Peterson is quality, Savinelli excellent quality.
This just reminded me- I have a Peterson pipe which I bought - and treasured - when I smoked back in the 70s...but when this video came up in my feed this evening I thought that it was about a maker of uilleann pipes...
I also am a pipe maker, except I carve mine out of stone. Really enjoyed your video I never thought about soaking the stems in water to bend them fantastic idea. To make a great pipe you're right it has to be a master of love. This may sound silly but the stone tells you what it wants to be I have to wait for the stone to talk to me. The problem I have is there so many wonderful stones to carve their so beautiful I have a hard time parting with them .
I stopped smoking 7 years ago but I find a Peterson pipe a piece of art. Murphy's Law says" A pipe gives a wise man something to think upon, but a fool something to stick in their mouth"
Just bought two pipes on a trip to Dublin - my only planned shopping mission. I thought I was a pipe smoker before. These P System pipes taught me I had no idea.
Been smoking Peterson's since 1973. My first one was a Donegal Rocky. They have been all over the world with me as I was in the merchant navy for 40 years
I just bought my first Briar Pipe today... a K&P Peterson 314. It was at the local smoke shop in Powell River BC. Cost me $150, and I couldn't be happier. I saw it (amongst others) and did some research on them. The moment I learned the company was Irish I went and paid for it, then bought s bottle of Jameson... I'm half in the bag as I write this... 🥃
I've had one for almost 14 years, a no. 10. The shop owner told me he had it since 1984. I have always wondered what kind of wood it is. It still looks like the day I bought it. I was told this pipe could possibly outlive my grandkids. I smoke t.c.'s best, cavandish .
As with a previous poster, I love the MM Corn Cob pipes. But after watching this, I will have to explore the Peterson Pipes (I already have a used Peterson Sherlock Holmes rustic pipe!).
As a pipe smoker I had to have a Peterson. I was fortunate to get an older unsmoked 313 with beautiful grain. It looked great but smoked hot regardless of how gently I sipped at it. The famous P lip is a good idea on paper but strangely unsatisfying in the mouth. As much as I like my Peterson it is one of my lesser smoked pipes as I much prefer a thick bowled Polinski for a truly cool relaxing smoke. Of course we are all different and this is only my experience of this world reknown pipe.
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What I didn't catch that?
Where can I buy one small piece of briar wood? Like an inch x1inch would do?
I had a Peterson crack on me where the stem met the briar. I mailed it to the factory in Ireland and asked them to let me know, via email, how much the repair would be. Two weeks later I received a box from Dublin containing a brand new pipe and a hand written letter, apologizing for the defect. Needless to say I will only buy Peterson's from now on.
Reminds me of a Rolls Royce story. A gentleman had driven his Silver Wraith to Italy and suffered a broken axle. Rolls Royce flew out two engineers with a new axle. The gentleman never received a bill or invoice, so he telephoned the factory. The manager answered the phone: "Sir, you must be mistaken. Rolls Royce axles do not break".
@Ronove let people be themselves. I'm sorry about your parents but that was their choice. We all make our own choices and are free to do so without a preacher condemning us for feeling differently.
@Ronove umm bowel and stomack cancer from smoking a pipe? I don't think you understand how any of this works. Just because you associate the words cancer and smoking, doesn't mean the two were related in that case. Actually they most likely weren't.
@Ronove nah, you might be implying that cancer can spread, but to spread it has to start somewhere, and if it started in his stomack (by the way what the hell is stomack cancer, since when is stomack an organ?), then it wasn't related to smoking. Because for it to be related to smoking a pipe, it would have to originate from the mouth, or if he was inhaling, which is highly uncommon in pipe smokers, then it could've come from his lungs. But either way, it has to come from his lungs or mouth, it can't start in his stomack and be related to smoking. Sorry, but that's the way it works. Elaborate if you still think something I said was wrong.
@Ronove My dad was a pipe smoker for many years. He had to have a number of ops to clear blocked salivary glands caused by the pipe, and then he eventually developed cancerous cells on the roof of his mouth. Thank God that was enough to get him to finally give up his pipe. Fact - Tabacco causes cancer. it should be banned altogether.
Don't be fooled by the luxurious image of the video because Peterson pipes are actually one of the most affordable and reliable pipes out there :) Been a Peterson smoker for a decade now, and I couldn't be happier with anything else. In this day and age when almost every other consumer products seem to become more expensive yet less reliable, Peterson has been truly a treasure for the enthusiasts around the world.
I attempted to purchased a Peterson from a tobacconists when I was 23. He said he couldn’t order one for me. No doubt because I had long hair at the time and thought I might smoke something illegal in it. I went to another who had a very nice one in stock. I bought it and returned to the first shop, pipe in hand. There I asked for a tin of Erinmore Flake, paid for it and lit up my new pipe right there in his store. At 70, I no longer smoke. But I still have my Peterson.
BRAVO! well done!
I wouldn't have bought from that store since the dick didn't want your business the first time.
@@ReroutedYearAD But he knew which tobacco he wanted and very likely there was no other source, mail-order or otherwise. The retail world was very different 50 years ago. Also the guy that sold him the tobacco was then looking at a sale of a pipe that he completely fumbled. I would have likely done the same.
Can I buy it of you ?
why did you have long hair?
I bought my first Peterson pipe in the 1960s. It started my collection and I still have it. I was lucky enough to know one of the managers when the company factory was in Sallynoggin not far from my home. He gave me a tour of the factory and I watched pipes being made from beginning to finished product. The repairs department was fascinating. They restored any pipe that was sent in and not just Peterson pipes. There was a wonderful atmosphere in the building of craftsmen at work. This wonderful video gives just a taste of what I saw in the hours I spent there. I will never forget that visit.
I watched this while smoking my briar. Bless you pipe makers. It is the pipe smoking men that will lead us back into the civilized world. The only guilty pleasure even a child looks at with appreciation.
I bought my 2nd Peterson pipe a few weeks ago. I had one and lost it about 45 years ago, but I had other pipes. I now have more than 90 pipes in my collection. I was glad to add a Peterson back in.
I will post this comment here and I really hope it reaches the higher ups in Peterson's. As a car structural technician, this video, mentioning the names of each artist is very rewarding and appreciative from a fellow artist. This gave me respect and appreciation for the company. Now I know where I'm getting my expensive pipe from, when that time finally arrives!!!! Congratulations!!!!
No one cares.
@@StoneTheCr0w you must be fun at parties.
I bought my Peterson pipe about 40 years ago. I haven’t smoked now in many years but I still occasionally put the pipe in my mouth when working in my study and I can still taste the tobacco flavours that have permeated into the wood.
You are supposed to put the stem in your mouth not the bowl.!
I was looking an Irish Army pipe and this has sealed the deal. My father passed away a couple of weeks back at the age of 89 and I’ve inherited his Falcon, I think this would be a good companion as the start of a rotation. Thanks for sharing. All the best from Scotland. GD
I love my Peterson Dracula and let me tell you all it's the best tobacco pipe I've ever smoked and I have smoked different tobacco and it never fails to relax me.
I love the presentation. I have my grandfather’s Peterson given to me by my mother. He smoked it every evening until his passing in 1976. It still is a beautiful piece
May God bless you, Brothers of Briar around the World!!
Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
This really makes me appreciate my pipe more, knowing just how much skill and attention to detail went into it.
Thank you sir for your fine memory.
What would you say to the gentleman whom just picked up the pipe at 60 years of age ? Be Well.
am a nonsmoker..but I like this video very much from my heart...no words to say "Perfection"....what a great narration and BGM...love from India..☺️👍
I have 6 Peterson pipes and I love them all. I had the honour of sitting next to Bill Ashton in his shed watching him turning my pipes into shape, these pipe makers are perfectionists.
Never smoked a pipe in my life. But this video made me want to run out and get one. Lol
me, too. (i'm shopping now...)
I know I'm replying to your comment late. However. Do it! You won't regret it. I promise you that!
@@thatoneguy4138 no worries. I’ve replied to comments 10 years old. 😝
I swear by corncob pipes, but after watching this, I will now purchase a Peterson Dublin out of respect. Thank you
Squire Muldoon I own two and love them
Grew up with the corncob , Uncle had couple of Peterson pipes and I now understand why he didn't want them touched by anyone
After you pull out and check your pocket watch.
Own both.. their both good, but peterson is a smoother smoke
Corn cobs are great! They are super inexpensive and are a thrifty way of tring out new tobacco's without stinking up your regular pipe.
As a pipe smoker I feel like I’m part of a brotherhood. One that enjoys the finer points of life. The three things you need in life good tobacco good drink and even better frends
smoker or not, you have to love the depth of this video
Should have made it a 30min story too short
@@filipeo2168 too each his own
@@filipeo2168 u'r a boring man
no depth, just a load of pseudo poetic commercial bullshit that tries to mistify a fucking pipe. It would have been
bearable if the narrator would have a) spoke like an actual human being and not like Gandalf on crack, and b) would have explained anything about the technical process, instead of bladiblating this bullshit.
Sorry, not impressed... if each of the men would have made a pipe that would have been craftmanship. but this is just division of labour.
I was recently very kindly given 3 Peterson briars by the most lovely old gentleman who had given up the pipe 15 years ago. I have cleaned them and restored the lustre with teak oil, and I will smoke them, and appreciate the old man’s kindness and the expertise of the craftsmen who made them. 👍🇬🇧
I really hope the narrator of this video does audio books. I can listen to him all day. Beautifully done video.
Well that was absolutely magical. Got my first Peterson today.
Oh myyy! videography, cinematography, music is awesome, passionate people in the video, script, voice over dude.... I can say this is a quality product!
Have a tear in my eye watching this and thinking of my father smoking Eirnmore in his Peterson, he would only use a Peterson, he has passed but I think I strike up one of his pipes in his memory.
I love videos that extol the virtues of craftsmanship. This reminds me of a feature length documentary about the Steinway piano company. In it, as in this, they praise the workers who are experts and artists at their step of the process. The amount of love and dedication that companies like this get from their workers serves as an example. Watching a craftsman plying his trade is a form of meditation. Thank you for this presentation!
Just purchased my Peterson of Dublin pipe from Harrison & Simmonds 90th Anniversary 52/90
P/LIP I’m over the moon beautiful Pipe 👌👍🇬🇧
I love videos like this where a craft is shown in a very cinematic way. You can find videos about blacksmithing, jewelcrafting and other crafts if you look hard enough. Well worth the effort.
That was a very nice video , I just ordered a Peterson Dublin 408 and can't wait to receive it this week. Very excited about beginning my new pipe adventure with a Peterson and probably will own a couple more for too long.
So good to see both the "old timers" and the younger generations lovingly creating these masterpieces. In these days of social-political decay across the world, what comfort in quietly puffing away on a favourite pipe and chosen baccy [aided by a glass of Canadian Club Whisky/Canada dry, a quality book/newspaper-and perhaps some Bach helping to provide a little peace]].
This has got to be the coolest thing I've watched in a long time. Especially with everything going on in our crazy world. So awesome!!
I never expected to have an emotional reaction to a pipe making video. Exceptional, as I am sure the Peterson pipe will be when I buy it now.
I don’t care what anyone says Peterson pipes are the best on the market
On my 18th birthday while still in school, I purchased a Peterson from Herbert Bessai at his shop in Cleveland, Ohio. Still wonderful after 40 years!
mjarail getting this emblazoned on your tombstone, alongside, died of cancer gripping pipe firmly to his chest
@@thingsofsuch Nobody has ever died healthy. :)
@@thingsofsuch according to the 1964 surgeon general studies moderate pipe smokes live on average 2 years longer
Life is a dangerous place! Nobody can leave it alive. But pipesmokers in general have a great time while they are there.
This video was so well done. Very cinematic and gives you that feeling of the emotion that goes into the process of making these pipes. Really really cool video.
The way the words are put together are done very well...
My lord that was beautiful. I went and grabbed my grandfather’s Peterson pipe that I’ve inherited and will respectfully smoke it in his memory.
@Randy Bingham Clearly you have no idea about what you're talking about.
im 58...never smoked..i had a dream about my uncle smoking his pipe in our back yard after working in the garden....i could smell the tobacco and remembeted what a great person he was...i bought a pipe and now waiting for my first blend to arrive
This video was produced so incredibly well, I now have a Peterson on the way
Absolutely beautiful. I don’t smoke a pipe. Don’t smoke at all. But love the different designs and shapes and finishes of a pipe. Well done to all you wonderful craftsman.
I don’t smoke tobacco but i have a new found respect for these craftsmen and women. I will buy a Peterson pipe soon.
Pipe smoking is calming, relaxing, and has a negligible health impact.
I’ve got a dozen Peterson’s in my pipe rack. Collected over the last 25 years. I’m especially fond of their spigots. Fantastic pipes!
Ahhh what a great video, the soothing tones of his voice and seeing the quality of a Peterson’s pipe being born makes me want to lite my pipe, do you know what, I think I will.
I had an uncle take up pipe smoking in the 80's. I don't think he really enjoyed the tobacco, but he spent endless hours fidgeting with his pipe, tapping it out, cleaning it, perfectly packing his tobacco in it for his next smoke. When he finally lit up he puffed on it for no more than a minute, and then the whole process started over.
I love my peterson and look forward to buying more. great video. I'm supposed to be getting my 2023 St. Patrick's pipe today. looking forward to it. Thanks for being a part of each day for me.
Beautiful pipes. Despite the TROLLS who put down pipe smoking. You'll always have a population who will show up to an event and criticize it. Miserable people. Smoke on Gentlemen!
I’ve been smoking pipes since 1964 and tried many pipes from many countries. I recently bought a Peterson St. Patrick 2018 pipe and it was as good out of the box as any pipe Ive ever had and better than almost any of them. So good I bought another Peterson pipe the next week. I don’t know what these people in Dublin are doing but they make a fantastic pipe! Today I bought the limited St. Patrick’s Peterson tobacco and it is one of the best tobaccos I’ve ever smoked. My wife loves the smell and I love the taste and the coolness of the smoke. Hey Dublin people, you sure know how to make a pipe and how to blend tobacco! I salute you!
OnTheRiver66 I just got the st Patrick’s Day 2018 the 305 model as a Christmas gift can’t wait to smoke it!
I won't have a Petersons product in the house. I binned all my Peterson Pipes except one, and I've tried most of their tobacco range and find it to be flat tasting & one dimensional.
The 2018 and 2019 Christmas are the pride of my collection and I have a 2016 st patrick's I don't use as much because it's a bit larger.
I purchased an old second hand Peterson 314 pipe from EBay around 2008. Smoked it on n off since. Last month I started smoking it again but decided to buy a brand new Peterson 314 pipe and I will start smoking it on my birthday next week. Great pipe. Best in my collection and I've a few Dunhill's but they don't come close.
Owned a Peterson for nearly a decade now. Best pipe I've ever owned.
That was amazing! And the guy who did the voice over, wow! A voice of gold!
Rowdy voice of a smoker 😂
@@extremenature9190 Barry McGovern i think?
An amazing voice from Peterson pipe and tobacco!
An amazing video, brought many memories of my father back to me. Cannot wait to purchase a Peterson pipe for my husband. The 'thinking pipe" exactly what my Dad used to do when he smoke his. "Think"
People don't "Think" anymore, to much exterior stimuli like the boob tube and internet. People can't even leave home without their phone-toy. There's no longer a day to rest, and people get wore out from there weekend of work or play.
A little girl asked her Grandfather why he spent so much time on the veranda with his pipe. He replied, 'Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes I just sits.'
I love all my Peterson pipes. They're some of the best smoking pipes that I own, and I own over 30 pipes from many different manufacturers.
Part of my thing with pipes, I think, has always been recognition of the hand craftsmanship.
Handcrafted beautiful products. They look so nice. Even if I never would use one, they are quite aesthetically appealing. A work of art in a world of automated- produced throwaways.
Out of all how-a-pipe-is-made videos, this one is by far, the best!! awesome video.
Samuel Lord d🍻🎅🏻e
it show cases quality and craftsmanship of the product not just how it's made
My grandfather and a pipe. In 1972, when he passed away, I got one of his tobacco tampers. When I turned 18, I bought my first pipe; however, twas years later before I took pipe smoking seriously.
When I did, I got my first Peterson, and I still have that pipe. I've picked up a few others here and there, but I love my Peterson's!!! I rarely smoke anymore, and the pipes are in a box; yet to this day, some 48 years later, holding one of my pipes brings back memories of my grandfather.
One day, I hope to go see the Peterson facility.
Wow. What a craftsmanship. Truely turning a block of wood into a legacy
I cant wait until I can upgrade and get a Peterson. It will be a great day.
Had a Peterson that arrived with a decently sized crack inside the bowl (I could tell it was post factory split in the briar). The seller promptly took his last Dublin 68 fishtail set it aside for me then exchanged em. Apart for the mistake it's a stunning pipe and I love it very much! absolutely gorgeous and my favorite little bent pipe in my humble collection!
Simply, Peterson is Excelsior! And the staff of craftsmanship!!!
Bravo! My only quibble is with the idea of perfection, because there's no such thing. If a human being made it, it's by definition imperfect. Imperfection is the hallmark of humanity... it's what distinguishes us from machines. It's the imperfections that make something unique.
Wow, this is a fantastic video, I have yet to watch a better video on pipe making.
Peterson was my 1st choice, then switched to Savinelli then back to Peterson. A rich short documentary of the time honored craftsmanship in turning a plain block of Brier into a family heirloom passed down from granddad to son to grandson. That's a fine presentation. Thank's !
I have various Peterson and Savinelli pipes. For a cool smoke Savinelli for a dry smoke Peterson.But I hate drying out and cleaning the Peterson system spit trap.Peterson is quality, Savinelli excellent quality.
This just reminded me- I have a Peterson pipe which I bought - and treasured - when I smoked back in the 70s...but when this video came up in my feed this evening I thought that it was about a maker of uilleann pipes...
This was very well produced and a lot of fun to watch.
I also am a pipe maker, except I carve mine out of stone. Really enjoyed your video I never thought about soaking the stems in water to bend them fantastic idea. To make a great pipe you're right it has to be a master of love. This may sound silly but the stone tells you what it wants to be I have to wait for the stone to talk to me. The problem I have is there so many wonderful stones to carve their so beautiful I have a hard time parting with them .
Amazing process. i have two Kapp & Peterson pipes and i enjoy them they high quality and beautiful thank you very much 🙏
Thank you for this, I don't know why people complain. It's a great video.
dad and myself had four peterson pipes for years
my very first was a tankard pipe my dads was a kildare pipe
love this video really enjoyed
I have a few Peterson pipes and love them .
I stopped smoking 7 years ago but I find a Peterson pipe a piece of art. Murphy's Law says" A pipe gives a wise man something to think upon, but a fool something to stick in their mouth"
I'm smoking Peterson's 3P's but out of a white elephant. Now i feel truely compelled to buy a peterson pipe. Beautiful video thank you.
I have three Petersons. I haven't smoked them in many years, but they remain some of my most treasured possessions,
They really take those pipe thingies seriously. Holy cow. Awesome video
Ive lived in Dublin all my life and never payed any heed to that shop the next time im in the city ill have to pay a visit
*stands up and claps wildly with tears in eyes*
Part 2 please?! That was a little masterpiece. Really enjoyed watching while waiting for my Peterson 314
I'm doing that rn. Just bought a smooth 314 w spigot p-lip :]
Which was of the reasons I bought a Peterson system pipe and still smoke it today and kept my grandad's pipes aswell after he past away
Beautiful video and beautiful pipes.
Just bought two pipes on a trip to Dublin - my only planned shopping mission. I thought I was a pipe smoker before. These P System pipes taught me I had no idea.
A true work of art. I honestly enjoyed this video.
Been smoking Peterson's since 1973. My first one was a Donegal Rocky. They have been all over the world with me as I was in the merchant navy for 40 years
Phenomenal craftsmanship absolutely stunning
Proud to have two Peterson pipes in my smoking collection 👌
Peterson pipes are real work of art really lovely
I don't even smoke, but even I was touched by the passion of this video
I just bought my first Briar Pipe today... a K&P Peterson 314. It was at the local smoke shop in Powell River BC. Cost me $150, and I couldn't be happier. I saw it (amongst others) and did some research on them. The moment I learned the company was Irish I went and paid for it, then bought s bottle of Jameson... I'm half in the bag as I write this... 🥃
I've had one for almost 14 years, a no. 10. The shop owner told me he had it since 1984. I have always wondered what kind of wood it is. It still looks like the day I bought it. I was told this pipe could possibly outlive my grandkids. I smoke t.c.'s best, cavandish .
Wood the root of a rose which is called Briar.
I have two Peterson pipes and they are by far my favorite.
As with a previous poster, I love the MM Corn Cob pipes. But after watching this, I will have to explore the Peterson Pipes (I already have a used Peterson Sherlock Holmes rustic pipe!).
You and me both.
Beautiful, artful craftsmanship.
This video is a thing of beauty ☺️
I have many Peterson pipes, I love them all
I own 3 Peterson pipes, I love them and this video makes me love them even more.
this video is poetry in visual and auditory form
Smoking a pipe is a art and a good pipe is a treasure
Truly the best craftmanship.hope someday can get one of this in iran..
excellent product done carefully, neatly and very professional..
As a pipe smoker I had to have a Peterson. I was fortunate to get an older unsmoked 313 with beautiful grain. It looked great but smoked hot regardless of how gently I sipped at it. The famous P lip is a good idea on paper but strangely unsatisfying in the mouth. As much as I like my Peterson it is one of my lesser smoked pipes as I much prefer a thick bowled Polinski for a truly cool relaxing smoke. Of course we are all different and this is only my experience of this world reknown pipe.
Beautifully crafted video
pure quality 👌