DUNHILL BRUYERE 3 SMOOTH PIPE GROUP 3 QUANT

ALFRED DUNHILL BRUYERE

Pipe Bruyere means "dead root" because such a spectacular grain is obtained only from very old logs belonging to very old plants almost thought to be dead.
The Alfred Dunhill Bruyere pipe lines were introduced in the year 1910, distinguishable by the letter "A" meaning "best quality" on the side of the stem until 1975;
until 1934 the stem was marked "INNER TUBE". In the following decades the Bruyere line is distinguished by a color point tending towards dark burgundy where the quality and the flames and partridge games of the high quality briar shine through, smooth and brilliant, continuing with mouthpieces of perfect soft ebonite that highlights the iconic white spot.