Francois Comoy and his brothers hailed from a small monastic town in eastern France. Originally working with box wood and beach, one son Louis found out about briar and it’s potential for being the best pipe making material.
In 1879 Francois’ son Henri moved to London with a small bag of tools. Setting up in today’s Cambridge Circus he was pinnacle in the perpetuation of Briar Pipes and is credited with coining the appellation “London Made”.
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A light blend of Virginias, Turkish and Oriental leaves. Topped with a “nip or 2” of Single Malt Scotch Whiskey. A tobacco in the traditional Scottish manor. 50g.
Strength: 1
Flavouring: 2.5
Taste: 2
Room Note: 1.5