Cellaring Guidance
- Thread starter Meerly John
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Buy huge plastic totes, throw your tins in it and then check them every 6-10 years. I never put mine in any kind of order. Mine are just laying there and I have no idea where anything is. I love being surprised all the time.
Like most said it depends on your taste and it isn’t that big a deal lots of times…. I wouldn’t buy anything I couldn’t smoke right away, and my cellar is a function of wanting stuff around in case it is discontinued or borders close or something like that, not for age, though I’ll take it…
Also most blends already have various ages on them, like eastfarthing with older lat.
Also most blends already have various ages on them, like eastfarthing with older lat.
Let us know if / when it opens up in the flavour department. Your post interests me greatly
Yep. Very, very bad. Tobacco molds are highly toxic. I suppose you could go for a lung transplant so maybe not such a big deal after all?
Toxic Mold in Tobacco and Cigarettes | Mold Safe Solutions
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I am starting it today. I will post on this thread next week. It is a favorite. I am finding it interesting to read the discussion about how long you can cellar certain tobaccos. This is a strait VA and 9 years old. Ewing HOTW it ought to have that classic hay aroma, and that s gone.
so we will see!