Vintage 2011 JackKnife Plug is Delicious

[admin]

For our PipesMagazine.com June tobacco review we have a delicious, drool-worthy, 11-year old vintage 2011 tin of JackKnife Plug, expertly and exclusively opined upon by our own Bill Roberts. If you have some in your cellar, maybe it's time to dig in and smoke along with us at this link...

Cellar-Diving with GL Pease JackKnife Plug Vintage 2011​

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I've got one tin left. I really need to buy some more, especially before the boys all head over there to start making purchases too. Good read!

 

[ofafeather]

Nice review. I remember really enjoying it when I first tried it. Check my cellar and I have tins of ‘15 and clearly liked it enough to buy 2 8oz tins in 2019. Looking forward to revisiting this blend. I remember enjoying the full mouth-feel.

 

[bullet08]

Now I remember what that plug in a jar was! Will have to slice up and give it a go.

 

[sandollars]

I got some going on 4 years old.

Maybe I will just let it set a spell longer...

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

I have an 8 ounce tin from 2012 if memory serves me correctly.

 

[craig61a]

I have several lbs stashed away, the oldest being from 2018. With 4 years of age on it I guess I wouldn’t expect it to change much with another 7 years on it.

A fine blend for those that like Red Virginias and Dark Fired.

 

[renfield]

I’ve got a dozen of the 2012 and I’ve yet to even try the blend. Looks like I’ll have to dig out a tin and put it in the on deck circle.

 

[ak2000]

Smoked some from 2016 yesterday, damn good smoke for sure

 

[Fralphog]

Just purchased a 2018, 8 oz tin from @leafsmoker!
Im excited to try this baccy.
I think I’ll open up the tin and put an ounce in my rotation to smoke now and jar the rest for the future.

 

[romeowood]

I also somehow forgot to mention that the blend is very cigar-analogous (without being cigar-tasting at all)'; all about the mouthfeel, weight, and smoking quality. That's what I get for finding an extra page of notes after publication.
To those above who've mentioned having some, you're gonna enjoy the hell out of it
@craig61a Maybe not monumental, transformative changes; but definitely depth and breadth are greatly increased with extra time on the meter.