The anatomy of the pipe
Bowl, shank, mortise, stem, tenon: the parts that make up a pipe, their role in the path taken by the smoke and the materials used from one model to another.
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Bowl, shank, mortise, stem, tenon: the parts that make up a pipe, their role in the path taken by the smoke and the materials used from one model to another.
Read moreCreated in France in 2008, the Kyf electronic cigarette places an atomiser in every refill. How the model works and the arguments its creators put forward.
Read moreThe smoking.fr team has taken part in the je déj, je donne operation for the charity Action contre la faim. How a donation of 16 euros in vouchers is used.
Read moreKarl Lagerfeld has designed a limited edition for S.T. Dupont called Mon Dupont: pens and lighters with a triangular section, in red lacquer or in black and silver.
Read moreSmoking bans are reaching French beaches in the name of cleanliness. The article discusses the measure and notes that litter left on the sand does not all come from smokers.
Read morePorsche Design has produced a water pipe in steel, glass and aluminium, 55 centimetres tall and made in Germany. Sold at Harrods, at a price the brand never announced.
Read moreBefore it became the world capital of the briar pipe, Saint-Claude was a place of pilgrimage. The history of this Jura town and of the craft that made its name.
Read moreNarghile, shisha or hooka: the water pipe has as many names as it has shapes. A few pointers to find your way between the models, the materials and the price ranges.
Read moreAbove twenty degrees, heat encourages the lasioderme, an insect fond of tobacco; excessive cold halts ageing. The precautions to know, and why tobacco takes up smells.
Read moreFound at an antique dealer’s in Liverpool, the humidor of the captain of the Titanic has been sold at auction. A relic engraved with his initials, bound for European exhibitions.
Read moreThe British princely couple had turned down every present but one: a travel case by S.T. Dupont, given by France, in keeping with a long-standing tradition.
Read moreFrom 17 November 2011, every cigarette sold in the European Union must meet the fire safety standard. How the outer wrapper works, and the questions it raises.
Read moreLinda Evangelista on the cover of Cigar Aficionado, Demi Moore the following year: a look back at the public figures the press has associated with the cigar.
Read moreHolding back condensation, catching part of the nicotine and the tar, but calling for cleaning after every use: what the article credits filters with, on 9 mm pipes above all.
Read moreCardboard, paper and foam cigarette filters: the materials, the sizes available and the differences between them, along with practical advice on using them.
Read moreAn emulsifier used in food processing and in the humidifiers of cigar humidors, propylene glycol produced the vapour of e-cigarettes. Why it left the refills sold in France.
Read moreSmoking.fr is opening an Edsylver section, a French electronic cigarette brand created in 2007. A look at its models and at how they are distributed.
Read moreKnown for its pens, Bic has been selling lighters since 1972. A look at the classic, electronic and décor ranges, their formats and the cases offered with them.
Read moreTable lighters are decorative objects as much as accessories for smokers. Materials, ignition systems and gas refills: what sets these ten-centimetre pieces apart.
Read moreFrom boxwood pipes cut for Napoleon’s grognards to contemporary models, Chapuis-Comoy has been making pipes at Saint-Claude for almost two centuries. The story of Chacom.
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