The most popular smoking pipes are made from briar wood, which has been used for centuries to smoke tobacco from around the world. However, there are other types of wood available such as cherry wood, oak wood and maple wood used for making pipes for smoking tobacco in different countries. These include: Savinelli Clark’s Favorite Brownblast and Barling Trafalgar Fossil 1817 tobacco smoking pipe both uses briar wood in its pipes, while the  Vauen Wood W 442 tobacco pipe uses a rare combination of, briar, maple, and Brazilian rosewood to create it while the  Peterson Walnut Spigot 338 tobacco pipe is made from briar and vulcanite.

How to select the right tobacco pipe for a friend?

Pipe smoking is an art form. It requires patience, skill and a certain level of sophistication. No matter how simple your pipe may look, there is always a complexity hidden behind the surface. To master this art form you need to be patient with yourself, practice and always have a good quality tobacco in hand.

A pipe is a tool that will help you learn about yourself and your abilities as a smoker. There are many different types of pipes available today, but most people use straight-stemmed pipes with filters for their tobacco. If your friend likes things that come with all the necessary equipment, then you can better select a Peterson Peterson 317 Ebony Small tobacco smoking pipe as it comes with a free pipe tool. If your friend admires a pipe with a filter in it, instead of buying a filter separately, you can always go for a filtered one, Savinelli Clark’s Favorite Brownblast pipe or a Vauen Empire Smooth 02. A lot of aficionados are very picky when it comes to adorning accessories they use on regular bases, for such an enthusiast friend you can prefer to present them with a premium smoking pipe like the Vauen Wood W 442 tobacco smoking pipe, Caminetto 03.31 pre3 pipe, or a Dunhill County 3102 tobacco pipe.