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Dublin / Bell Dublin / Bell Index Spanish English

The Dublin has the same proportions as a Billiard, but with a conical bowl. The bore of the tobacco chamber is tapered, following the contours of the bowl. Dublin pipes can be found in bent and straight versions with tapered and saddle bits and with round, oval and square shanks.

The tapered bore of the tobacco chamber presents a different smoking characteristic than a straight bore, concentrating the flavors in the last half of the smoke, so that the flavor of the tobacco builds as you smoke. Similar styles include the Zulu or Woodstock, Calabash and Horn.

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Notes Conical bowl with tapered bore. Dublin pipes with large bowls are often called Bell Dublin or simply Bell.

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Pictures
	A Peterson Silver Mounted Army Dublin (picture courtesy of Cup O'Joes).
	A Cavicchi Bent Dublin (picture courtesy of Patricio Vernal).
	A Spanu Freeform Dublin (picture courtesy of Patricio Vernal).

References

• Zulu
• Woodstock
• Pear
• Acorn
• Calabash