Brebbia Pipes
Italy-based Brebbia has been making tobacco pipes since 1953. Today it produces nearly 35,000 air-cured briars per year. he shapes are modification of Italian classics in smooth, sandblasted, or wire-wheel rusticated. Some stems are hand cut from cumberland rod, with a majority from vulcanite or acrylic bits. For the last few decades, many of Brebbia's pipes have been made by a number of small, otherwise independent pipe manufacturers, being marketed under the trade name Brebbia. For the northern European market, 9mm filter pipes are being produced, some of which employ VAUEN's Konex system (which ensures a good seat of the filter). Brebbia isn't a pipe you can go wrong with. Production is always careful and perfect, using old lathes for the first steps, but finishing every piece by hand. The secret of their manufacture, if we may put it this way, is the respect for the traditions with the experience acquired in several years of successful work, which could be summed up in two words: high quality.
