Pipes Briar CHACOM

The french company CHACOM is one of the oldest and one of the most famous pipe makers in the world. The story of Chacom began in 1825 in Avignon with the production of pipes made of boxwood. Nowadays Chacom pipes are usually made of briar wood with annual production of 185 000 pipes. The briar wood for Chacom pipes comes mostly from Corsica and Morocco and is still dried in the traditional way (at least 6 months). Even though Chacom is primarily known for their innovative and sometimes revolutionary models, the production of fancy pipes is only 20 percent. Philosophy of the company is "something for every taste, whether the customer prefer fancy pipe models, wants traditional formed solid pipe for every day or a high quality pipe with finest grain and gold band." More about the history of Chacom pipe please refer to www.pipechacom.com.