Chacom Churchill pipes

In this category of our online shop www.pipe.fr, we have chosen to present the Churchill range. These Chacom pipes are distinguished by a brown briar (gloss finish), a similor ring (gold-coloured alloy) and a compatible 9mm acrylic stem (amber-coloured)...

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Chacom Churchill 266 pipe (solid finish) - La Pipe Rit

Chacom Churchill 266 pipe (solid finish) Out-of-Stock

€117.33

Chacom Churchill 808 long pipe (solid finish) - La Pipe Rit

Chacom Churchill 808 long pipe (solid finish) In stock

€143.00

Chacom Churchill 78 long pipe (solid finish) - La Pipe Rit

Chacom Churchill 78 long pipe (solid finish) In stock

€143.00

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The Chacom pipe honoring Winston Churchill:

The combination of these features (briar, ring and stem) produces a pipe that is both elegant and pleasant to smoke. You may have guessed it, but we'd like to mention it here: Antoine Grenard, the company's director, named this pipe series in honour of the United Kingdom's former Minister of Defence: Winston Churchill.

How do you know if these Chacom pipes are quality? Our La Pipe Rit shop is located just a few miles from the Chacom factory. In fact, our team selects the Churchill pipes itself at the heart of the Chacom workshop. When you buy on our website, you're guaranteed to get one of the workshop's finest creations.

Choose your Chacom Churchill pipe now from the different silhouettes available: billiard, zulu, dublin, pot... and enjoy!

Chacom: quality pipes and pipe tobacco!

If you're a pipe smoker, you're bound to have heard of Chacom. Chacom is one of the best-known French pipe brands! Since 1825, the Chapuis-Comoy company has been making briar pipes using traditional ancestral methods. For some years now, it has also been distributing several tobaccos to tobacconists in France: the "Chacom" (from n°1 to n°6) as well as the "4th Generation" (1855, 1882, 1931, 1957).