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Luis Wiesenthal personally selected and cured his briar to ensure the desired quality and the optimal time of processing. Sometimes he also uses olive protuberance wood. "Its aroma reminds me of the smell of wine barrels, of which I have lived so long" | Luis Wiesenthal personally selected and cured his briar to ensure the desired quality and the optimal time of processing. Sometimes he also uses olive protuberance wood. "Its aroma reminds me of the smell of wine barrels, of which I have lived so long" | ||
Adapting to new circumstances and preferences of some customers, he also work on electronic pipes also developing high quality pieces respecting the traditional methods of manufacturing conventional pipes. "Developing electronic pipes may be shocking to some orthodox people, but it is a way to provide some former pipe smokers, who have been forced to abandon the tobacco habit, the satisfaction of maintaining contact and company of that magical object as is the pipe". | Adapting to new circumstances and preferences of some customers, he also work on electronic pipes also developing high quality pieces respecting the traditional methods of manufacturing conventional pipes. "Developing electronic pipes may be shocking to some orthodox people, but it is a way to provide some former pipe smokers, who have been forced to abandon the tobacco habit, the satisfaction of maintaining contact and company of that magical object as is the pipe". | ||
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