PAUL'S CIGARS - FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1971 | VANCOUVER - PORTLAND

A pipe is very much like a fountain pen or a luxury automobile. It is honestly a thing of beauty and extreme craftmenship. Most even call a well-crafted pipe a work of art. It's a pleasure to hold and demands a certain amount of respect. After enough time you will learn that smoking a pipe is actually an art and science. Smoking pipes is really all about relaxation. Since tobacco was discovered its been a favorite pastime of men and now some women find themselves smoking a tobacco pipe. There are really only 3 ways to smoke tobacco: cigarettes, cigars, and the pipe. The tobacco pipe is the only option which gives the smoker a lasting sense of pleasure and a total state of relaxation Here at Paul's we have a complete line of premium pipes to inspect and choose from.

PAUL'S CIGARS offers a full line of pipes from corncob to Dunhill. Wether you want to spend $25 or $400; we can accommodate your every need.

HERE ARE DESCRIPTIONS OF SOME PIPES THAT WE CARRY:

BJARNE
Founded in 1973 by Bjarne Nielsen in the country of Denmark. All Bjarnes are handmade with Corsican or Grecian briar. His exquisite Free-hand style has made Bjarne one of the most desired pipes in over 30 countries.

CAMINETTO
Founded in 1968 in Cucciago, Italy by two of the world's most renowned carvers: Peppino Ascorti and Luigi Radice. Extremely difficult to find, this highly sought-after pipe gained overwhelming prestige because of its briar curing process and special carving making it one of the best smoking pipes in the world. Today, Caminetto pipes are still handmade by the children of Peppino Ascorti. Caminetto is created the "Newdear" finish, that helps insulate heat extremely well and gives the pipe the infamous "Caminetto-look".

ALFRED DUNHILL
Established in England by Alfred Dunhill in 1912. Dunhill pipes are one of the most prestigious and expensive pipes today. Dunhill only uses AA briar -- the world's best and a factor for its price tag. Each pipe goes through 80 rigorous inspections before they are placed on the market. Dunhill pipes are one of the most collectible pipes in the world.

KARL ERIK
A rare and exquisite pipe from Denmark; Karl Erik has gained reputation for his unorthodox shapes and incredible briar. His pipes embodied the essence of Danish independent carvers and his pipes have become highly collectable. His smooth pipes are rare and in high demand because of their beauty.

ERIK NORDING
Founded in Denmark by Erik Nording in 1967. Nording pipes are the most sought-after Free-hand Danish pipes in the world. These pipes range from very low to very high prices, but all pipes have a consistent smoking quality rarely found in many of today's large-scale pipe makers. Popular and always in demand, Nording is one of the best-known names among pipe collectors.

PETERSON
Founded in 1865 in Ireland, between Charles Peterson and the Kapp brothers (Friedrich and Henrich). Peterson is a popular pipe because of its renown "Standard System" introduced in 1890. The "system" pipe smokes cool and dry because a well at the bottom of the shank absorbs the moisture released by the tobacco and the smoker's saliva. The stem is adapted so that it contours the lips and teeth plus the opening at the top ensures that the smoker will not suffer the bite-tongue effect.

SAVINELLI
Founded in 1876 by Achille Savinelli in Milan, Italy. Savinelli is one of the earliest factories that produced pipes on a large scale basis. Today it is still family owned, and it makes a wide range of pipes. Savinelli is the best selling Italian pipe today. Altough much of their shapes remain the same Savinelli adds new looks to its traditional shapes given the customer the availability of his favorite shape with a different look.

STANWELL
Founded in 1948 by Paul Stanwell. A Danish pipe, Stanwell became the pioneer maker of Free-hands coming in the U.S. The Stanwell factory is one of Europe's largest automated factories, producing 150,000 pipes a year. All of their high-grade pipes are stamped with the Stanwell name.

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