“Great tobaccos. The pipe is OK. I took the previous poster's advice and got a corn cob pipe along with the sampler and am I ever glad I did. The brylon pipe gets way too hot to hold and requires constant relighting. Also the tobacco at the bottom of the bowl gets wet. Now I pack the corn cob pipe the exact same way and no problems and due to its thicker bowl, it stays cooler to the touch where I can hold the pipe by the bowl. The tobacco stays lit, the flavor remains smoother and not bitter all the way to the end. Is it just the the Yello-Bole brylon pipe that came with the sampler or can expect similar results with other brylon pipes? I like the very reasonable prices of the brylon pipes however before I give up completely on them will a thicker bowl design be better or should I just go to briar pipes?”