Sorry if this has already been posted, but it's new to me:

http://www.morganpipes.com/Morgan_Pi...iar_Cigar.html
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I wonder if they have come up with a way to keep it from smelling like a55 after you screw that cover on the end of it?
Kinda cool, though....in a "put your hands on the car for me" kinda way...
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Its cool looking, and I'm sure that pipe collectors will want one, along with those that are just plain curious about it, but, as a dedicated cigar smoker and occasional pipe smoker, when I want a cigar, I smoke a cigar and when I crave a pipe, I grab one of my briar's. Thats just how I roll though and YMMV. :-)
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I have a friend who has one of the first of these released, they've since changed the design a bit, namely making them thinner as they were about a 70 or so ring gauge before. Cool concept, but I wouldn't get one. :-)
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I know someone who owns one and really enjoys it. Like Bear said though, it's not for me.
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that link didn't work for me, so i don't know exactly what you're talking about.

i do have in my possession, some seriously old cigars rolled in the shape of a pipe. i think they were from the 50's. i have 3 or 4 of them left.
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That's pretty cool, Curly. I'd be interested in seeing a picture or two if you get a chance.
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The link doesn't work anymore but I assume it's this http://www.morganpipes.com/the-briar-cigar.html

I don't understand how you are supposed to light the thing without charring the crap out of the edge of the rim.
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I really like that
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