Refbjerg, a positive new acquiantance from Denmark

I bought Nov.02.98 from Clive Humm an affordable Danish Refbjerg.

This one is a sandblasted "apple" and appears to be quite a puffer!

Especially regarding to its price (40 £) it seems a good bargain.

I have puffed one half filled bowl on it today. The Plantation Evening

was burnt to dry ashes and I used a cleaner just once while smoking.

"Precarbonized", but not among the baddest I have noticed this far.

The future will show if this smallish apple shall turn out to be as

good a pal as it seems at present.

Clive writes about Refbjerg: "I think that he is one of the best-kept

secrets in pipesmoking".

Read Clive's words about Søren Refjberg Rasmussen.

Søren is again one of those many guys making or puffing pipes, who has

fishing as hobby. Still one reason more to value the Refbjerg pipes.

The sandblasted apple by Refbjerg seen from right

Refbjerg from the left

The sandblasted apple viewed from the top

My second Refbjerg, a straight billiard from 10.12.98

An elegant creation by Refbjerg with a Cumberland
type stem

My pipe and fishing friend Tapio visited in Dec. 10. We eat mutton steak,

which we rinsed down with excellent Fuller & Marston ales. Later in the

evening we exchanged gifts. Tapio gave me this new, smooth billiard by

Refbjerg. Oh, was I happy! I had to fill it with Escudo and light it

carefully using two matches, i.e. the charring light. Soon I was enjoying

the cool, smooth and mellow puffs which the the wonderful combination of

Escudo and the new Refbjerg presented me. This will become a really good

puffer, that I am sure of. Every time I fill it I'll remember my good friend

Tapio! My warm thanks to you! I hope your new Castello Chimney will have

a good draught as well. ;)

Søren uses a beautiful letter "R" as his logo on the
stem. The Cumberland lucite is clearly seen here.

Castello from Cantu, Italy

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