Sabbiato Bent Brandy (9mm) Tobacco Pipe

Ser Jacopo's story began in 1982 when Giancarlo Guidi and Bruto Sordini left Mastro de Paja to start their own firm. In true Italian style, the company's pipes offer finely crafted variations on traditional British and French shapes. With their Mastro Geppetto pipes (named for the man who carved Pinocchio), Ser Jacopo provides the same curious approach, neoclassical shapes, and variant finishes of its other pipes at a lower price point.

This bent Brandy wears Mastro Geppetto's Sabbiato sandblast, drawing out the flame grain and growth rings of the bowl for a rich texture. The walls are canted inward and arrow-straight in true Brandy fashion and wear a dark mahogany stain to accompany the sandblast. The round shank kicks up into a black acrylic saddle stem with high shoulders that bend gradually back to the bit, offering easier clenching in the jaw. Classically colored and shaped, it's a great specimen of the Brandy that fans of Mastro Geppetto's craftsmanship will appreciate immediately.