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Pipe no.75 Captain Briar Falcon Type Mr Brog
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Description
Bróg Pipes Falcon type pipe. Head made by hand from Italian briar, in three variants used interchangeably - straight, expanding and barrel. A simple stem has space for replaceable filters with a diameter of 9 mm. The pipe is packed in a cover and a box from our workshop. Currently, the shape of the bowl is sent randomly, if you are interested in a specific shape, please enter it in the comments to the order (empty text field available at the stage of providing the delivery address), we will send the indicated shape as soon as it is available. Briar - Italy/Toscania, Briar Cutter - Manno, class - Prima.
Dimensions:
total length - 15.4 cm
average width - 4.1 cm
bowl height - 5.1 cm
furnace diameter - 1.9 cm
furnace depth - 2.6 cm
filter - 9 mm
weight - 40 g
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Hugo Longo
My journey with this pipe began with a false start. The coating blistered on the very first smoke — a disappointing sight. I reached out to the maker, and to their credit, the response was swift and gracious. A replacement arrived without hesitation. Customer care, simply exceptional. As for the pipe itself, the design is undeniably intriguing. Clearly inspired by the Falcon concept, yet reimagined — an acrylic architecture paired with a bowl mounted on a threaded system quite unlike the original. It accommodates two filter types: a standard 9mm and a Falcon-style option, though the lower air intake evokes something of a calabash in spirit. It shines particularly well with heavier aromatics, where the filtration softens the edges and keeps the experience composed and pleasant. A final, unexpected note: since the damaged pipe was never reclaimed, I took a fine grit to it and stripped the coating entirely. And beneath it — beauty. Once polished and given a light waxing, it revealed itself as a truly handsome piece. Sometimes a flawed beginning hides a better ending.