Pipe Smoking Advice

Choose a tobacco that is neither too dry or too moist.
Lightly fill the bowl of your pipe by bites.
Pack the second and the third pinches more firmly than the first.

Thanks to a wooden match or a pipe lighter, light the entire surface of the tobacco with a circular movement while sucking.

The tobacco must be packed regularly to maintain a moderate puff.
If your pipe gets too hot, let it cool few minutes.

Puff your pipe slowly and steadily to get soft smoke without heating the pipe.

An extinct tobacco pipe must immediately be emptied.
Gently tap your pipe on the palm of your hand to remove the ashes and tobacco.
Then, let your pipe cool down for 12-24 hours.

Cleaning your briar pipe is important!
Without a regular cleaning, it could not provide you the smoking pleasure you desire.