Irish-made Peterson pipes remain one of the most recognizable tobacco pipe brands in the industry. Even after 150 years of production, Peterson Pipes still attract new and long-term smokers alike.A tobacco pipe for every smokerAlthough Peterson started out from humble Dublin roots, today they m …

Perhaps the most famous type of tobacco pipe in pop culture, the Churchwarden shape features an exaggerated long stem and small bowl. Commonly known as a “Wizard” pipe, the Churchwarden is prominently featured in The Lord of the Rings films.Peterson Churchwarden CharacteristicsThe Peterson Churchwar …

With over two dozen different tobacco pipe series and hundreds of variations within them, it’s easy to see why choosing a Peterson pipe could quickly become confusing. To help you narrow it down, we’re taking a look at our five most popular series of pipes from Peterson today.Who cares if a pipe is …

For Ireland, a few things come to mind. Beer, tea, and pipes.It’s hard to think of tobacco pipes made in Ireland and think of anything other than a Peterson Pipe.Peterson of Dublin is, far and away, the most famous Irish pipe brand. Known around the world for their distinct design, P-lip and un …

Peterson tobacco pipes have a long and celebrated history. The Kenmare series was specifically designed to pay tribute to the brand’s story, over a 125 years old when this series was first released.Peterson Kenmare CharacteristicsThe smoking pipes in the Kenmare series are ringless. Giving each a di …

Calabash shapes are a classic piece of pipe history and Peterson has paid homage to the design often. Examples of Peterson Calabash Pipes show up early in the company’s story and continue to delight tobacco enthusiasts today.Peterson Tobacco Pipes, the early yearsCharles Peterson opened a small toba …