Actual cellar in 2 pics.
You can see to the right of the first one the boxes of Mason jars that have bulk blends in them.
You can see to the right of the first one the boxes of Mason jars that have bulk blends in them.
How Deep is Your Cellar?
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I waited to check my inventory to give an accurate answer.
1. My cellar is more wide than deep
2. I have 138 (Or 139) different blends which I have purchased over my 17 months of active pipe smoking.
3. Two different pivot tables giving me two different answers for the no of blends, (138 vs 139) but I am not motivated enough to find out which one is correct. I do believe 139 is correct and the other Pivot table is not distinguishing between Edward G Robinson made by Sutliff and made by HU
4. The total amount in sealed tins and jars cellared is 27.4 pounds
5. There is another 5.1 pounds which I have open right now, or had opened earlier smoked a few bowls and then jarred. How much tobacco is in this category is very difficult to estimate but putting some ball park here, I estimate total smokable cellar I have is about 31.1 pounds
6. I have smoked about 8.6 pounds (Also an estimate) of tobacco over 17 months so my monthly consumption is estimated to be between 6-9 ounce
7. It is very difficult to predict how long my cellar would last, but definitely good for 5 years
1. My cellar is more wide than deep
2. I have 138 (Or 139) different blends which I have purchased over my 17 months of active pipe smoking.
3. Two different pivot tables giving me two different answers for the no of blends, (138 vs 139) but I am not motivated enough to find out which one is correct. I do believe 139 is correct and the other Pivot table is not distinguishing between Edward G Robinson made by Sutliff and made by HU
4. The total amount in sealed tins and jars cellared is 27.4 pounds
5. There is another 5.1 pounds which I have open right now, or had opened earlier smoked a few bowls and then jarred. How much tobacco is in this category is very difficult to estimate but putting some ball park here, I estimate total smokable cellar I have is about 31.1 pounds
6. I have smoked about 8.6 pounds (Also an estimate) of tobacco over 17 months so my monthly consumption is estimated to be between 6-9 ounce
7. It is very difficult to predict how long my cellar would last, but definitely good for 5 years
I am not too wild about these ”mine is bigger threads” but, I guess they are a little entertaining. I have a wide cellar that is deep in some areas. The number is big because the majority are one offs. Like elasmo, I am north of 200 and maybe south of 300. I just have not had the opportunity to inventory or get the room organized.
I didn't realize so many "kids" were on this forum 
Need to get Anthony back on here. He's a '74 baby too.?
Yeah, but this kid's got thirty years of pipe smoking under his belt. Many on here are barely in their thirties, and one fellow is 19.?I didn't realize so many "kids" were on this forum
I'm glad to be considered a "kid" for once. Once I got called "so-and-so's Mother", that was over.I didn't realize so many "kids" were on this forum
I keep the tins also...long it does not have a warning label. There are a few I tried that I did not like but now I want their empty tins minus the warning label lol.
Ha, me too! The question now is which of us were born before JimInks smoked his first pipe in 1974, and which after.
Oh, and in response to OP's question: 'bout three foot, give or take.
3 x 3 x 3 = 27 cubic ft. Not all that much.
I imagined a 27 cubic foot box with a single blend packed tight to take to a desert island ?
Had to run down to the cellar to refill my OJK jar. Here are some of my Eso round tins.
Actually, it's a plug. You should see the Opinel I had to buy for that thing.
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