Rattray's The Bagpiper Light Yellow Smoking Pipe

When using reading pipes, users will find that the smoke stays comfortably away from their eyes, enhancing the cozy appeal of these pipes. Another benefit is their versatility; depending on the user's body size, the pipe can even rest on their belly.

This particular style of pipe is currently highly sought after. Previously, Rattray's collection featured the Carnyx series and semi-long Butcher's Boy pipes. The Bagpiper is their latest addition to the lineup.

Securing a yellow mouthpiece of this size proved to be a challenge, but Rattray's suppliers managed to craft it to precise specifications. Although production costs were significant, the brand emphasizes that price should not be the only consideration. To improve the user experience, a second, shorter mouthpiece is included, allowing for enjoyment in a variety of settings.

The ample bowl offers a delightful grip, and the tobacco chamber is quite spacious.

• Mouthpiece: Multicoloured acrylic
• Application: Metal
• Series: The Bagpiper
• Drilling: 9mm
• Material: Briar
• Surface: Grey
• Shape: Bent Apple
• Bowl Height: 55mm
• Chamber Diameter: 20mm
• Weight: 80 - 99g
• Length: 140mm

Rattray's Pipes

In 1911 the skilled tobacco blender Charles Rattray made his dream come true and took over a tobacco shop in the Perth, the old Scottish capital. Soon the shop became the destination for all pipe smokers from the surrounding area. Even to this day Rattray of Perth is known for its expertly blended tobacco. Its pipes are often regarded as some of the best on the market. Below is a selection of some of Rattray's finest pieces.