I would be surprised if every question posed is be wondered about by several people out there. Knowledge is power. Someone has to raise their hand and ask.
Mike S.
Mike S.
Anyone Else Having Mold Issues?
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Sumus, it's not a terrible question. I have a friend who puts pounds and pounds of vacuum sealed tobaccos into his deepfreeze, and he's been doing this for decades. He also keep cartons (or boxes of cartons) of cigarettes in there also. He swears by it. I don't because, well, I have already filled the deep freeze with food. But, I don't think frozen tobacco benefits from age at all. It probably does get freezer burn, but he still seems to get his vitamin N from it. If you just want to store some tobacco without it aging, and if your not picky about flavor, then sure, do it. But, we tend to attract more discriminating palates to the forums. :
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Neither should coffee beans go in the freezer, at least according to Alfred Peet, the Greg Pease of coffee in N. California. May Mr. Peet r.i.p..
Frank- Your questions are not close to stupid.
Frank- Your questions are not close to stupid.
That's generous of you Woodsroad. I would be very interested what is revealed when it is exposed under the microscope.
There was this recent thread with a tobacco of a similar appearance. Maybe they could be included in your offer?
http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/mold-sobranie-new-tin
There was this recent thread with a tobacco of a similar appearance. Maybe they could be included in your offer?
http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/mold-sobranie-new-tin
Since the city flooded, everything is covered in mold and everyone has permanent sinus infections.
But remember, mold on tobacco is fuzzy, where plume kind of gleams...
But remember, mold on tobacco is fuzzy, where plume kind of gleams...
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