Maybe Germany or Denmark? Can any world travellers remark on this
subject?
I had heard that Denmark has the highest per capita of pipe smokers but
I cannot readily find any thing on the web to back this up.
Mark Z.
>> Maybe Germany or Denmark? Can any world travellers remark on this
>> subject?
>
>I had heard that Denmark has the highest per capita of pipe smokers but
>I cannot readily find any thing on the web to back this up.
We may have the highest percentage of pipe smokers, but they sure as
heck don't stand out much. Judging from my long walks in the inner
city of Copenhagen when I still lived there, I hardly ever saw any
pipe smokers. Not saying they're not there, they're just not posing
with the briar much as far as my experience goes.
But who knows - they might start popping up again.
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With kind regards,
Lars
- http://southend.dk/
- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pibeloggen/
I think there should be two stats:
Pipe smokers who smoke in public &
'Closet' pipe smokers. Those who smoke only in their homes.
I would guess the percentage of the latter is much greater than the
former.
Mark Z.
But regarding the country with the most pipe smokers here's one
reference below. But I'm thinking, how does anyone really research
pipe smoking? I don't recall ever being questioned or having to
supply information on any forms that I am a pipe smoker. <g>
"In 1950, Jorgen Halberg created the Mac Baren name and within a few
years, this became the best-selling pipe tobacco in Denmark, a country
with the highest number of pipe smokers per-capita in the world."
The way it reads to me is that Denmark CURRENTLY has the highest number
of pipe smokers per-capita in the world and not in 1950 (but maybe it
was true then as well).
Source: http://tinyurl.com/lrzxg
But what is their source for this statement?
Mark Z.