I doesn't even have to mean a specific room. Cellar also means to store.It's not to be taken literally...your tobacco cellar may not be in the cellar. Mine is, but that's where I have room.
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The next time we visit, we'll have to see if it's possible to meet and have a smoke (if things ever get back to normal). My high school Spanish enables me to read a little, but I can't keep up with the spoken language; the dialect in Galicia was especially difficult. We went to a restaurant for the Meal of the Day lunch special, and it translated to "debt." I took a chance and ordered it. It was pig knuckles (and I was quite happy).
We took a day trip to Porto and had a great time at Quinto do Noval and Graham's especially (had some fantastic vintage port at both places). We never had egg tarts so good that we got from a bakery that seemed like a fast food chain. We were driving away and eating them, wishing we bought more.
It would be a pleasure to meet you my friend. Yes, we will smoke together. Glad to hear you were happy in that area. I can't speak Galician either. It is very similar almost identical to Portuguese. Galicia is one of the best places to eat in Spain. Portugal has fantastic cakes, butter and milk.
I think "draw" all I come up with is Yosemite Sam. This guy was a pretty good drawer of tobacco, I'm terrible at drawering.
My attic would bake it.
BROBS’ Swamp Butt Blend.
Very unpleasant room note, but the finest ash you’ve ever seen.
Since most of my favorite bulks have been discontinued, I keep what's in tins in their tins, either in a drawer or on the desk top where the temptation is greater.
Then you could open an online tobacco shop and use quirky names for your “stoved” factory blends.
Man, this thread is a wild ride. From "Man-Yeast" to the fine dining of Galicia, from drawer storage to Van Gogh.
I keep my cellar in a cabinet.
I keep my cellar in a cabinet.
I put mine in a ziploc bag, stuffed inside a moccasin, wrapped in a plastic grocery bag which is rolled up in a paper grocery bag, inside a duffle bag, which is placed above the removable ceiling tile in my basement. Does that count as cellaring?
If not, I suppose I'll just go back to putting them in jars in the cabinet.
If not, I suppose I'll just go back to putting them in jars in the cabinet.
I see you are preparing for the Apocalypse! How long do you think this will last if you never bought tobacco again?
I have numerous draws filled to the top with pipe tobacco. I have to find space where ever I find it. These three are just an example. I have a couple more.
I have numerous draws filled to the top with pipe tobacco. I have to find space where ever I find it. These three are just an example. I have a couple more.
I'm not buying anymore and at just over 500 pounds, it should average 38-42 years. No apocalypse thoughts, I've just put it back for when I could no longer justify the cost. It's very there now.
Don’t mean to go off topic here, but it’s my understanding the original painting faced the other direction, and not as vivid looking either, like this one I have, and if anyone can share any info, please tell us which is correct, or did he do both? hmm ?
Hey, I paid $24 for that painting!
Actually no idea here. Most of his self portraits appear to face the way you are showing it, but even when facing this way he apparently "reversed" aspects of them, but always seemingly facing the way you are showing. I can't remember where I found that and it may well be not shown right wherever it was, but your question at least got me to read a little bit and it's interesting stuff.