Peterson of Dublin Pipes. How It's Made.

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[SixteenChickens]

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.

[johnmartlew]

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.

[SHKang-ndyx]

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.

[bahoonies]

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.

[MosesTheGrt]

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!!!!

[Zematus]

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.

[piperalpha]

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.

[ericrickert]

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.

[jonwuerdeman]

smoker or not, you have to love the depth of this video

[squiremuldoon]

I swear by corncob pipes, but after watching this, I will now purchase a Peterson Dublin out of respect. Thank you

[gavingaming]

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

[Timmorrisjr]

This really makes me appreciate my pipe more, knowing just how much skill and attention to detail went into it.

[YokoshimaSTAR]

Oh myyy! videography, cinematography, music is awesome, passionate people in the video, script, voice over dude.... I can say this is a quality product!

[ilpezkato]

May God bless you, Brothers of Briar around the World!!
Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[TheSamoht]

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.

[msato]

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.

[stoke]

Well that was absolutely magical. Got my first Peterson today.

[leslielively]

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

[JuvyThaKid]

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.

[OnTheRiver]

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!