Let's Beat This Dead Horse One Last Time ( A Last Look At The Breathe Method)

[@calebnels2999]

When you know the breathe method but you just want to listen to the Muttnchop 👍🏻😁

[@TheWhiskeyChuck]

Exactly🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Johnnylaurelli]

Honestly. Watching this while smoking my pipe is a form of mediation for me

[@Emmanuel-Yan]

True

[@phxpilot83]

This guy need to write a book!! He’s probably forgot more about pipe smoking than I know! Glad he’s back!!

[@christopherpennington106]

Video not book

[@cmserrone]

I'd buy it. God knows I can read faster than I can listen.

[@RP-dy5mu]

@@cmserrone Lucky man. I am probably the slowest reader possible. I have to speak out the words in my head, which is extremely inefficient.

[@TheNunakun]

@@RP-dy5mu maybe audiobooks+books are your thing!

[@internaut4257]

@@RP-dy5mu inner monologue often times means you have a highly analytical brain, count your blessings friend

[@junglesoflustria158]

Hey there Muttnchop Piper! My grandfather passed on and left me a bunch of old Meerschaum pipes from the 1950's and earlier. They are wonderful and well seasoned. Inside the kit of pipes he left a letter with tips on smoking and one was "The Church Organ" - it's very similar to your Breathe Method! His method specifies "Clench pipe in mouth and close mouth. Breathe in through nose half breath, then at the same time, breath the rest of your breath through both nose and pipe, with a gentle sucking force. Blow smoke out of mouth. Inhale again but don't draw any smoke from pipe, and when breathing out, breathe out through nose and pipe slow and gentle at the same time with the last part of breath". Very cool and kind of advanced, but he was an Opera Singer so makes sense!

[@MatthewThirteenFourtyFour]

Just tried a mix of the three breath and the church organ method and what an enjoyable hour and bit I’ve just had. Thanks a bunch and I hope you’re keeping well and enjoying your pipe. Thanks for taking the time to comment on this post, you and muttn’ have just made my evening.

[@ada5447]

Would you be so kind as to share the entire letter with us? This is incredible.

[@puressenceuk35]

I've done it! After a week of lighting pipes 10 times a bowl, bad packing, smoking like a freight train, tongue burn etc - just had my first bowl smoke from top to bottom, no relights, no issues, just total relaxation. Why? Mastering the breathe method. Thank you Chris. Will be having a large 18 Year Old glass of Talisker single malt scotch toasted to you to celebrate.

[@TheAnticSits]

This guy taught me how to smoke a pipe correctly. So happy to get to watch him again!

[@brianwest4283]

I am still in awe that you’re actually back.

[@barbedwirepiper2403]

Me too! I’m so excited!

[@jtkendr]

Beat that horse!!! We all love your in-depth and matter-of-fact teaching methods.

[@paulthescandinavian4992]

@Lt.LeoJ, Yes Sir ,he is very good at it

[@mitch8695]

10 year pipe smoker here and Im just now picking up the breath method. Thank you for teachin this old dog a new trick.

[@sharonsharon2604]

He's the guy that showed Chuck Norris how to smoke.

[@Gwyndon]

Just wanted to thank you. I tried smoking a pipe 20 years ago and gave up because I didn't have someone like you. Now at 39 I just had my first bowl after watching your videos for the past 5-6 days and I'm hooked. Still have lots to learn but you made the experience so much easier. Thank you for everything you have done.

[@chinesetomcruise]

Ultimate game changer. Pipesmoking finally making sense to me. I was tearing my hair out with 30 relights per bowl before this.

[@CarnivoreChris89]

Never had a father who taught me this, so I'm very thankful for these kinds of videos.

[@uzik15]

It’s good to have back an old friend and listen his talk. Great! Greeting from Italy. The country of Savinelli

[@r.m.p.5683]

Bello vedere di non essere soli! È proprio un bel ritorno

[@mertcandarli]

Ciao ragazzi!

[@BM_100]

Voglio viaggiare in Italia un giorno

[@hoogintellekt5452]

you are in the top 5 most beloved youtube characters happy pipping from the Netherlands!

[@frankgallik2653]

That is the best explanation of this method I've ever seen. Very well done. Great seeing your videos again.

[@tomsmith5456]

Just like old times , welcome home Muttnchop it’s great to listen to you again ..Have you done anything on Peterson system pipes ? I can’t find anything ..Hope to see lots more from you my friend.🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@i8awombat]

Go back and watch his first video since coming back, that will explain lot of what changes have been made and how he is going to continue these videos.

[@MatthewThirteenFourtyFour]

Just came back to give this video a like and to say a personal thank you. Just had the most enjoyable and relaxing smoke I’ve ever had using this method. No burnt tongue, just a cool, relaxing smoke. Honestly, I’ve no idea where the last hour and a bit went but it was the best hour I’ve spent smoking my pipe. I’ve still got a lot to practise and learn but man that was great. All the best, Dave.

[@danl5993]

I've been smoking a pipe for years and never understood what the breath method was supposed to be-until now. Thanks for a thorough explanation and demonstration!

[@Peaceful_Gojira]

Scrolling through the comments: what a bunch of wholesome people in this pipe-smoking community! Just received my first pipe and tobacco kit today, and will be utilizing this breathing method. Will be going down to WV for a week-long annual trip in August, and really wanted something nice and relaxing to have while I am outdoors, taking in the nature, fishin', sitting down after a long hike, whittling a walking stick, reading, writing, etc. etc. Kudos to Muttinchop piper and all the people in this community. Wish me luck, and all the best to everyone out there. Stay dry, smoke well.

[@spoidermon8882]

We r really happy to have u back❤️

[@shawnpierce6285]

This is a game changer! There is something about this - it’s more relaxing and better for the tongue. Can’t wait to continue using this method and diving deeper into the hobby.

[@johnnee2321]

And us Hobbits in the Shire call it the Dragon method. We use it when the bowl gets hotter than the depths of Mordor. Welcome back me dear fellow.

[@kevinbauc2553]

Wow, what a game changer! I have been smoking a pipe for a few years now and learning this method has really enhanced the pleasure and flavor. Many thanks muttnchop piper, your videos are fantastic!!

[@Thuled_you]

I just found you after picking up pipe smoking after wanting to pick up the hobby for many years. My grandfather left me his entire pipe collection and I’ve decided to get into the hobby. Thank you making the transition easier.

[@sirreginalddoc3117]

I discovered Mutton's videos on the breath method too early to appreciate the significance. The benefit of this extends beyond just having a cool and flavourful smoke. I thought there would be a trade off where the pipe would smoke nicer but go out more. In fact it's the exact opposite. I'd spent a lot of time perfecting the pack and light but my pipe still wasn't smoking well and I couldn't understand it. In particular the ember was burning down the middle of the bowl, with charred tobacco left around the edge, and loads of dottle at the bottom. Turns out I was smoking it wrong. It is possible to over complicate this and make it too technical. The key point is that the way you should draw on your pipe is long and gentle and slow. Pull gently for about 5 secs and breathe through your nose whilst you are doing it. That will get the bowl to smoke really evenly and all the way across the edge of the bowl. Smoking slow will also allow the dottle to dry out as the ember approaches. Now I get lovely cool, flavourful smokes with next to no dottle, and no relights. Draw long and gentle. Pulling air in fast and short will make the tobacco burn itself out rather than spreading evenly to the adjacent tobacco. Thanks Mutton!

[@markbarry7006]

Took me a while to figure out but this is absolutely a game changer and my pipe is staying cool before it got scalding hot and burned my tongue thanks a million!

[@legalvices]

OHHHHHH!!!! The "mouthwash action" was the key. I had been trying since your 1st video to figure it out off and on. Never could figure out what the heck was going on. Adding the mouthwash action explanation made everything click and come together. Now it's awesome. Thank you for beating this Dead Horse.

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Don’t forget! The breath method means inhaling the smoke into your lungs. I wish he said that👍

[@Gentleman8astard]

It absolutely does not put smoke into your lungs

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

@@Gentleman8astard what does breathe means to you ? I bet you still do not understand how it should be done. You have to breathe normally through your nose and pipe in the same time. Do it right and you will see.👍

[@legalvices]

@@vintagepipesnightmares no it doesn't.

[@legalvices]

@@vintagepipesnightmares No no no no... You breathe through your nose only. in an out through the nose (he actually says that numerous times). The mouthwash action is not breathing in or out through the pipe, it is just swishing the air that is in your mouth around, and as you swish it around, the pressure will force a bit of air out of the pipe and also draw a bit of air into the pipe and into your mouth, but NONE of it goes into your lungs and all of the breather action is through your nose.

[@MrNoucfeanor]

I'm implementing this method into my fantasy novel. I love this technique! Thanks!

[@jonspencer7004]

I'm 2 minutes into this video and THAT is already a much better explanation my friend....

[@johnnikitakis876]

Brother. Watched both videos, my mind kept saying, "Doesn't make sense." Then Did as you suggested, unfilled, unlit bowl for a month on and of, practised till i kinda felt proficient. Then yesterday, i filled abowl of a hand made pipe( I make my own from local reclaimed timber. The bowl on this one is made from Tasmanian blue gum, my bowls are 1 inch, and a 1/4 deep × 3/4 inch wide for an apple, inch and a half deep x 3/4inch wide for a billiard ) I use a Kentucky, Anatolian blend. Litup, then relit the pipe spent the next 46 minutes mesmerised by my pipe. Nearly went out once, but not quite. By the end, I was amazed and sold. So, muton chop, thank you. Best smoke I've had in 20 years

[@alexbuxton2645]

I'm enjoying the pipe at the moment. It's been 2 hours already. Slow wonderful smoking. Thank you, mister Muttn.

[@SGavin]

Thank you so very much. I have only been smoking tobacco with a pipe for a couple weeks. This was a game changer. Just smoked a bowl all the way through with only one relight. Exhaling back through the pipe definitely helped to keep the temperature cool, with an aromatic blend as well. I feel like you saved me a huge amount of time and frustration.

[@stevetorman5504]

It works. Stopped my problem with smoking wet and keeping the pipe going. Thanks Muttonchop.

[@TheDeviusPiper]

Morning, I have been practising the breathe method now as a beginner piper, I do enjoy it much more. Thanks so much

[@mohandnooli1285]

Don’t forget to retrohale 👍

[@mackwackenstein]

I really want to tell you how grateful I am for your videos. I've been fascinated by pipe smoking since i was a kid but haven't looked into it until this past few months, I'm 27 now. Thanks to your videos, you've become the person you needed to be when you first started piping for a new generation of pipe smokers! I'm still waiting for my pipe to arrive, but I can't begin to tell you excited I am to start smoking. Thanks to you I, and many others, get to start on the right foot when it comes to piping. You're a man of quality and character sir.

[@RockTo11]

I love this channel. I've been smoking cigars, but I think I will enjoy pipes more for some pure relaxation. Having the technique become second-nature is vital for that to happen. Couldn't ask for better tutorials.

[@tonynelson1700]

You sir are a scholar and gentleman. Glad to see you return. You were greatly missed and are a much needed voice, teacher, and advocate in the pipe community.

[@daveblake3166]

I am learning this method , tonight was my best smoke thus far using this method. I still have a ways to go esp cadence wise, but I got a glimpse of the effectiveness of this method, was smoking MacBaren navy flake. It was almost a euphoric/ nirvana moment for me. I'll keep working at I'll keep working at it. Thanks Mutton chop very informative.

[@johnburgess6572]

Not a piper but this guy is interesting , honest , thoughtful and can really explain a matter...and he's a gentleman

[@Grimthings]

The wife and I dabble in cigars a few times a year and she bought me a nice pipe, today. I haven't smoked yet and I'm glad I found your channel before I did. I know my first smoke is going to be relaxing and enjoyable because of your amazing videos. Thank you so much!

[@Savrollo]

I tried to smoke pipes a couple of years ago but I dropped it because I wasn't finding it pleasurable. I got interested again and got myself a new churchwardens pipe as it is my understanding they have a cooler smoke. I have to say you're the most educative person I've found in this platform and made me enjoy my pipe as I haven't done before. I now can smoke my old half-bend apple pipe and say I can enjoy it because of you! I have to say thank you lots as your teachings have made enjoy this gentleman's hobby.

[@dcmooney01]

Thank you for this tutorial. I'm one of those "intermediate smokers" who have had some problems getting the breathe method to work for me. Until now, I found that many of the Oriental blends seemed a little harsh for me, but after employing this method, I have gained a greater appreciation for them. The spiciness without the bite. Couple that with coffee or sweet liqueur like Amaretto, practically heaven on earth!

[@Eugenes84]

Years ago your first breath method video was the thing that taught me how to smoke a pipe.

[@r.m.p.5683]

Same!

[@anthonyrenna271]

This changed the game for me ! I was about to give up when I found this video. Thank you !

[@jimmyk.113]

I could listen to you ‘beat a dead horse’ 100 times on any subject & it would be better than 95 pct of the stuff on KZbin.

[@bartmeijer3128]

i have been smoking pipe on and off now for 4 5 years. my pipe was always too hot and wet. thats why everytime i stopped again. just found your youtube today. you gave me more help in the last hour then anyone in real life or youtube in the past 5 years. thanks man keep it up!

[@richardlopez5418]

Hi, Muttnchop , I am a 56 old, new pipe smoker just wanted to thank you for all your superb advice for us newbies in the hobby, my best wishes for you and your family. Richard from Florida.

[@motorhead16]

Now i get it. They are actually two separate actions, independent one from the other. Breathing method doesn't refer or is not linked to the smoking itself, as i initially thought. Breathing is breathing and sipping is sipping. Much appreciated, thanks a lot.

[@freas8520]

Had my first bowl today, at 52 years old. Thanks for the adivces! Now I don't feel like a noob even thou I am one :D I stood earlier this week at the pipe & tobacco shop selecting my first pipe. Found a damn long "Gandalf" type of a thing. Looks fantastic and feels great.

[@rparins]

You’re a legend, Muttonchop P! You’ve probably figured it out by now that breath is spelled without that final e. Adding the e makes it breathe as in “breathe in, breathe out”. Anyway thanks so much for the great info. You’ve helped me to raise my level of enjoyment and appreciation of the hobby quite a bit.

[@hobbitonpiper]

We are so thankful to see your video notifications again! Thank you for this expert tutorial, Chris!

[@bigbearseeds1551]

mutton please write a book so your knowledge is never lost, the first ever real pipe smoking guide covering history, pipes, techniques, tobaccos ect....

[@armandobenavidez5682]

I'm a new pipe smoker and feel so lucky that I started right as you came back. I binge watched this entire channel. Good stuff!

[@JimEJG]

Just finished my 3rd ever bowl after listening to this and your lighting video. What a difference. My first 2 were okay (I'm limiting my self to 1 or 2 a week by personal preference and the wife doesn't mind me disappearing if I limit it) had watched a couple of vods and read a bit to get me going, but they lacked taste and left a bit of a nasty after taste - I was taking my time though. Enjoyed just sitting and relaxing with the pipe none the less which was the point of me dabbling, I am an infrequent cigar smoker (too expensive) but I love them and tend to enjoy with my dad and a bottle of something. Had heard pipes are better for just sitting alone as they take a little more attention to keep going. Smoked my 3rd whilst prepping wood for a small fire in -5c so that I kept the pipe in my mouth the whole time and could try your technique. Much tastier, after taste quite pleasant. Only wish I'd been sitting with a beer and really savoured it. Roll on next Friday evening for my next one. Thanks again.

[@WalksSlow]

Great vid Mutton! I think the term “mouthwash action” may add its own confusion to the explanation. I would describe the “mouthwash action” as gently puffing…like when you draw liquid through a straw, only in this case you are alternately drawing smoke in and pushing it back out (gently) with your cheeks. You are still able to breath through your nose without drawing smoke into your lungs in the same way that you can draw a liquid (or hold mouthwash) into your mouth through a straw without having to hold your breath.

[@jonspencer7004]

no, mouthwash is perfect

[@mattr2961]

Thank you

[@TURTLEORIGINAL]

Dear Mutton Chop Piper, I really like your logo, and especially your calm demeanor, as you explain your tutorials. I'm 51, and I look at you as a brother I'd go to for advices in my life. God bless you, sir.

[@RackwitzG]

I had to smirk a few times watching you exagerate the technique, but this addition to the other videos made things very clear and noone should have a problem learning the method now. Correct pipe smoking doesn't produce as much smoke as you would imagine.

[@worldtraveler419]

I know you’ve done other videos on this, but this one was absolutely amazing. I had an actual “ah-ha!” Moment. The bowl is warm, no tongue bite, and I actually taste the tobacco and not a burnt taste now. It’s a whole new world! Thank you very much.

[@MuttnchopPiper]

I know, right, I wish someone had explained this to me when I was 16.

[@nadeem4177]

09:37 I couldnt help but laugh out as you watched me breath LOL😂 Brand New to your channel and to the community but already glad you came back!!!

[@NuYiDao]

infinitely grateful, have been "gauche smoke" for nigh on 24 months now. Literal life saver. Thanks.

[@jimmullenax2872]

I have been trying to get this down. I’m new and sometimes I’m feel like I’m smoking too hot. I would like to smoke cooler to enjoy more flavor. I’ll keep working at it until I get it right.

[@vitaliylebedovskiy3412]

Dear sir, words are not enough to explain my gratitude to you for teaching the right method of smoking. I have had a pipe for five years but every second attempt in smoking it resulted in tongue bites. Reading literature didn’t help and watching other videos didn’t help too. Until I saw this video of yours. The simple demonstration with an empty pipe cleared everything in my head. I just tried this method and it is superb: flavour is great, tobacco lasts twice as long, pipe is hardly warm. Thank you! I have watched both your original video and this one. I should say you are like a fine tobacco - you both age well.

[@bbq-blues8664]

This is the greatest tutorial on how to smoke a pipe, properly! I cannot thank you enough! 🙏

[@gregorykusiak5424]

Please accept my thanks for helping me learn how to smoke my pipes with this method. I was gifted 2 pipes for a significant birthday a few months ago, and could only smoke them for a short time without needing a re-pack or (more commonly) a re-light. Now a bowlful lasts me about an hour and it’s smooth and tasty to the end, and only needs the initial char to start, leaving a fine light grey/white powdery ash when it’s done.

[@yorkshire_tea_innit8097]

Wow. This has changed pipe smoking for me. So much more relaxing and much more control over the pipe.

[@enrictorras2916]

Game changer! A full bowl of W. O. Larsen Golden Dream without relighting and leaving only fine ash. No tongue bite, no overheating, no overwhelming, … Just fantastic and very relaxing (as it should always be). It redefined pipe smoking for me. Thanks a lot Muttnchop Piper!

[@johnl.8616]

Thank you sir, that answered a lot of questions for me.

[@leoclaret7377]

Merci pour l'explication de cette technique, le plaisir de fumer la pipe est bien plus grand en utilisant cette technique, le tabac reste à la bonne température, la langue ne pique pas et pas besoin de rallumer constamment... en plus de fournir une relaxation grâce à la maitrise de la respiration. J'ai regarder cette vidéo en fumant du samuel gawith - balkan flake dans l'ancienne pipe de mon grand père, un régale ! bonne journée à tous et bon pétunage !

[@lemonblossoms4337]

Welcome back to the Bob Ross of pipe smoking! Glad to have you back and the gray chops are looking more dignified than usual. Have an outstanding Fourth of July, sir!!

[@TriggaWarning]

I'm so glad you've beat that dead horse, because you've brought it back!!! It's the first time I was able to really understand the Breath Method. Since I finally can get G.L. Pease from Germany I can really savour it thanks to you! You and Kohlhase & Kopp made it possible.

[@JTNAnimator]

Thank you so much for this video and your other videos on this method. I’m embarrassed to say I’ve only recently tried this method and I’ve been smoking pretty regularly for about a year lol. Total “freight train-er” for ages. Following your advice completely eliminates tongue bite and the bowl keeps lit!! I had to relight on my last smoke maybe twice, once halfway and once when I put it down to let the dogs in lol. Other then that, it smoked all the way down to the bottom beautifully. ZERO tongue bite and the pipe did not get hot. I am overjoyed lol. Thanks again! Now I’m off to smoke a pipe.

[@jydymyyyr9630]

This is like watching paint dry... still watching Muttnchop is an experience. Enjoying catching up on his videos!

[@ainisozolins3268]

Hello, Mr. Muttnchop! I watched almost each of yours videos, from beginning until now. Thank you very much, your videos are great!!!I can’t tell you how happy and thankful I am. After 24 years of smoking a pipe finally I discover how to do in a right way. Because of you, because of breathe method! After 3 days practicing, I got it. By the way, occasionally your channel appears in my youtube browser. Let me give to you 2 suggestions. First one - when you set bowl and stem together, turn clockwise, when set apart - in opposite direction. Second - Try 9mm balsa filters, they are much better than coil filters. In my opinion coil reduces the flavor. Savinelli produce them. With my warmest greetings from Latvia, Sincerely yours Ainis p.s. Stay safe and be well, happy piping!

[@doctorpaul34]

Relatively new to pipe smoking , 2 months, and new to this Channel, but honestly Chris, you have helped me tremendously. I've seen about 1/3 of your videos. This video was alot of help, so thanks. Already feels like we're old friends. What's that pipe? it's beautiful

[@Losantiville]

Watch them all, relax and enjoy!

[@ammarsalah5426]

It's Savinelli porto cervo 121 Rustic 👌🏽

[@craigsouthern4793]

Been smoking a pipe 5 years! Chris taught me pretty much everything.

[@Hoont93]

This video made a world of difference for me, it also compliments the aspect of slowing down and enjoying the solitude of pipe smoking as a whole, thank you.

[@jameskoett]

Nobody does it better. I decided awhile ago to smoke a pipe, and find your channel to not only be informative, but very enjoyable. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible knowledge, and so glad to see you back. I'm off to smoke my pipe right now. Thanks again Muttnchop Piper!

[@chrisw7347]

Well wishes to you and yours Chris, on behalf of the YTPC, it's a joy to have you back.

[@mjsta4d]

Chops, I can’t thank you enough for sharing this evolutionary technique! It’s a revelation that has improved my smoking experience by light years! A thousand cheers to you, my friend! 🍻

[@TheYankees36]

No better way to start the day than to be smoking a pipe and see a new video posted!

[@glpipes4965]

A great teacher! He is the reason I fell in love with piping and started to make pipes!

[@roadie6153]

Wonderful to see you back and making videos again! I've been away from smoking pipes for the last 10 years or so, thank you for bringing me back to a relaxing past time. 👍

[@PadrePiper]

Well done, brother! A refresher course is often a blessing!

[@nickransome9682]

Newb Pipe smoker in Australia here - been doing the Freight Train method and occasionally greening out lol! Wondering why it wasn't as relaxing a time as I hoped. Found your vid here and this arvo I'm chillin and relaxing with the Breathing Method. Many thanks to you sir for your sage advice 🙏

[@highlandphaeron]

Finally got it last night and to reward myself bought a new savanelli pipe today. Thanks for the help.

[@smiley4288]

New to pipe smoking Omg you’ve just changed my world and for the better….thank you 🤘😎🤘

[@Groundhog6142]

I like your video, I've been smoking a pipe for 10 yrs. now, after my wife passed in 2014. I used to have a problem with my pipe getting so hot you could burn your fingers. There is an art to Breth control, as you talk about in your video. I'm passionate about my pipe. I'm always learning about different Tabaccos, and I love to try new ones. I love your shirt, by the way. I wish you a pleasant day.

[@codonic.]

I just started smoke my first pipe couple weeks ago, after smoke some cigars. I did everything Muttchop said it's wrong and the experience wasn't good, I just got a burned tounge and my pipe light off every 2 min. I'm glad to find you Sir to learn the right way from the beggining, I find out my tobacco are really good with delicious taste and smell.

[@tysonbrown9531]

Could you do an updated video on buying a quality pipe in different price ranges?

[@r.m.p.5683]

The principles are still the same: if you don't have the skill to see if a pipe is worth your buck, stick to well-known brands such as Missouri Meerschaum, Rossi (B-series savinelli), Savinelli, Dr. Grabow, etc. If you'd like to try and get an artisanal pipe or a pipe from an "unknown" brand, look at the channel: if the draw hole is lined up with the base of the chamber, and is in the center of the channel, it's usually a good pipe. You should also check for the stem, the finish, and material

[@DeLaila]

Can see the sincerity of teaching. Thanks sir!

[@jasonkelsey3441]

I watched the original video on this and it revolutionized my pipe smoking

[@funnykeymonkey]

That’s a great forensic insight into the breath method, and a brilliant way to explain the ‘pressure’ in and out comparing to swilling something around in your mouth. I think we all develop our own little ways around this basic method and idiosyncrasies, but this is a great place to start. One thing I like to do is clear my mind of thought as I’m doing it, which makes it a meditation too. A peace pipe.

[@Emmanuel-Yan]

ThankI wanted to extend my heartfelt gratitude for this excellent tutorial on breathing techniques. Your clear and thorough explanation has truly made a difference for me, and I can already feel the positive impact. It’s rare to find content that combines depth and accessibility so effectively, and I am genuinely grateful for the time and effort you’ve invested in sharing this knowledge. Warm regards from Germany Emmanuel

[@michaelmills3795]

I just wanted to thank you for pretty much teaching me how to not only smoke but also to enjoy pipe smoking. I've been pipe smoking for about 3 years. Before learning the breath method, l could only taste the flavors of tobacco after I smelled it. I know that sounds strange. But now, from start to finish, I get the flavors almost immediately. The breathe method really works. Thanks for all the advice you've given through your channel. Greatly appreciated.

[@yurikhromov2905]

Hey, Muttnchop! Now after this explanation I'm confident that I'm doing it correctly. I developed that same tongue (mouthwash) action after learning about breath method from you, but wasn't sure it had to be utilised. Now there are no more doubts. And this is the most complete explanation of the breath method on the Web. You managed to show what seemed impossible to show without using x-ray. Great job! Looking forward to more videos.

[@daveabood]

This is perhaps the best explanation of ANYTHING, EVER, in the history of explaining things. Well done MCP and thank you!

[@mertz7305]

THE KING HAS RETURNED.

[@kamoboko86]

2024 I have a question for everyone. I have been pipe smoking off and on for about 14 years. I got back into the hobby seriously about 2 years ago. My problem is, for the last 5 pipes I have tried to smoke it went terribly! And I can't figure out why. I have been messing with moisture, packing looser and tighter, tried different pipes and different blends. I tried tamping harder or softer, less or more often. Everything tastes ashy and acidic. I know it's not a sour pipe issue. It has got to be something I am doing that's wrong. Also, it seems like the tobacco is just turning into charcoal and I am blowing out my tongue trying to get it to stay lit. I am going crazy! Have you ever experienced a time where nothing seems to be going right when smoking your pipes? I recently quit cigarettes so I need my pipes to get me by.

[@matteadc]

Hi there old mate, I’m so happy you are back, you have taught me basically everything I know about pipe smoking. You were instrumental in making me into the pipe smoker I am today! Greetings from down under 🇦🇺

[@jamescurtis9073]

I would like to ThankU for teaching me how to Smoke my “Pipe/Pipe Tobaccos”... You’re a Pipe ROCKSTAR...