You have so much pipe tobacco that it will last years. Really nice. I love to see pictures like these!
How Do You Organize Your Tobacco Cellar?
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I have an old inventory on a Word.doc, but stopped updating it a while ago. I generally organize by maker, not type of tobacco.
I have mine separated by sealed tins and open mason jars and mason jars for long term storage. All the tins go on one shelf, and are organized by manufacturer/blender. The mason jars are on the other shelf and are sorted by blend, and the mason jars for long term storage are kept together.
I almost forgot, seasonal blends kept in the dishwasher…I may not have to do this once I build my shelves.
So the dishwasher finally has a use in my house now, what a great idea!
I didn’t show the bottom rack, but if anyone wants to try breaking into my home, while I’m in the kitchen, may God rest their soul haha.
But yeah, it was a noisy dishwasher and I don’t like how it adds ambient humidity, and I live alone, so it was a no brainer. Same situation for the microwave too.
I’ve cleaned a few Glocks in the dishwasher. That’s about it…..
Yes, well, I am more than grateful to have arrived on time. To be able to buy at reasonable prices, as far as here in Spain is concerned. I also took another shipment of tobacco to my in-laws' house in the village, where the temperature is more controlled, as it is stored in a small underground wine cellar. Now it all depends on health and future anti-smoking laws. I'm sure that private and public health insurance companies will attack smokers in terms of payments or rates, as they are considered high-risk customers.