Rind Dublin (2026) Tobacco Pipe

Luigi Radice worked in the prestigious Castello workshop before founding the Caminetto brand with Giuseppe "Peppino" Ascorti in the late 1960s. In 1980, Radice began producing his self-titled brand of pipes with his son, Gianluca, and father, Paolo. The brand pays heavy attention to the briar that goes into each pipe, seasoning it for three years before production.

The stummel of this Dublin is finished with Radice's craggy Rind sandblast, which is stained darkly to give the pipe a slightly rocky appearance with a dark mahogany hue, though with lighter flecks of briar visible underneath. Smoothly finished cross grain adorns the rim of the bowl, and the shank combines seamlessly with a tapered black acrylic stem. The touch of the sandblast and straightforward shaping of the bowl make this a very handsome pipe, one sure to become a new favorite in no time.