I started with tins and still occasionally buy a tin but the bottom line is I can get more tobacco for the same amount of money with bulk tobacco.
Bulk vs Tin
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I have more bulk than tins, and I use these little Ball jars. I have probably a couple hundred of them, and have not seen one fail yet after 10-15 years. Be sure the top edge of the jar has no stray tobacco bits impeding the rubber seal, and you should be good for years.
you can purchase a system online, that lets you remove most of the air from inside the can.
Cant remember what its called, vacuum sealer yes, but not specific name for fitting on mason jars.
But one must remember that not every batch will be the same in taste. nor of mixing.
Cant remember what its called, vacuum sealer yes, but not specific name for fitting on mason jars.
But one must remember that not every batch will be the same in taste. nor of mixing.
If we're invoking Jeremy Reeves here, I believe he's said on YT that if you want your tobacco to mature, leave some room at the top of the jar and don't vacuum seal it -- the air gets the fermentation process started, and then it goes anaerobic once the oxygen is used up.
When i used to smoke Club, i noticed that the coins were not the same between each coin. different amounts of each color in the individual coin slice.
Every year, every field, every plant will taste different. And if you watch the mixing video from CD.. its not an exact science.
To get a better idea of how a product varies from field to field, look at japanese green tea.