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woodsroad

Lifer
Oct 10, 2013
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I recall reading nearly 30 years ago, of all places Cigar Aficionado, that the large bags are made of a type of plastic that is not as permeable as regular plastic bags. Supposedly the contents will stay fresh for up to 5 years.

Not that I would leave it sit around in a bag for 5 years.

Mylar is more stiff than plastic.
Mylar IS a plastic.
 

rondyr

Starting to Get Obsessed
Oct 19, 2012
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Bel Air, MD
This hurts my effing heart. More than a couple of us were a bit concerned when STG bought Mac Baren and Sutliff and it now looks like our concerns were founded.

Wish to the Lord that I were rich and could buy these companies myself and keep them going, and keep their employees working! A bunch of us need to all win separate lottos and then pool our millions together and buy all tobacco and pipe manufacturers that we can and keep them alive!

Sh*t, I hate this crap. I hate seeing valuable companies get shut down because their parent companies don’t find them as ‘valuable’ as we do, and I hate that good men and women lose their livelihoods as a result.
 

Sigmund

Lifer
Sep 17, 2023
2,987
28,535
France
Some guys have spread sheets or computer programs.
I have a drawer an self as well. Im soon going to move the stash to the basement on a nice shelf and orgainze it.
Its dry and a nice constant temperature.
Im not going for a wide cellar. Im going for as deep as I can afford and bring in. Obtaining is the more diffiuclt part.
If I can get a lot of about half a dozen blends Im good
 

Stah

Lurker
Dec 12, 2022
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www.tobaccoreviews.com
Yeah I don’t even know how you guys with the STONKING big cellars keep track. When I dig into my drawers, about 20lbs of tobacco overall, I sometimes go “oh, didn’t even remember I had that!”.
Quite easy. Short version ;-) Storage - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B7PjeJk6Zb4P67cmjqjdNnfr-gto7TYhLqxD0IyxTHQ/edit?pli=1&gid=0#gid=0
Just doing it every purchase and opening of the next tin.

About MB/Sutliff - I'm worring about bacco source for blenders much more than about the tins. I smoke C&D & Kopp production mostly, so I can spend the rest of my life without MB tins or pouches - pound of DTRC, CBRC and ODF (each) would be enough for me for yeaes. But I'm afraid that Peretti and Wilke I consumed "for desserts".
 

pappymac

Lifer
Feb 26, 2015
3,551
5,039
Slidell, LA
Some guys have spread sheets or computer programs.
I have a drawer an self as well. Im soon going to move the stash to the basement on a nice shelf and orgainze it.
Its dry and a nice constant temperature.
Im not going for a wide cellar. Im going for as deep as I can afford and bring in. Obtaining is the more diffiuclt part.
If I can get a lot of about half a dozen blends Im good
I have a small footlocker and a drawer in a filing cabinet. The blends I am actively smoking are kept in a desk drawer where I can easily reach them.
 

Pipke

Can't Leave
Aug 3, 2024
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East of Cleveland, Ohio. USA
Yeah I don’t even know how you guys with the STONKING big cellars keep track. When I dig into my drawers, about 20lbs of tobacco overall, I sometimes go “oh, didn’t even remember I had that!”.
Spreadsheet. Google Sheets is convenient because I can use either a work station or my phone. I made an inventory yesterday, and like you it's about 20 lbs.
 

jguss

Lifer
Jul 7, 2013
2,647
7,168
Yeah I don’t even know how you guys with the STONKING big cellars keep track

That’s the job of an Oxonian valet I found on Facebook Marketplace. He’s not very intelligent of course, and I have to cane him for the frequent mistakes he makes. Honestly I think that’s why he took the job. When my arm gets tired my wife takes over. When we’re both tired we pull in any random person off the street. Yesterday it was an Amazon delivery guy. Before that it was James Woods.
 

Worknman

Part of the Furniture Now
Sep 23, 2019
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2,875
STG has been on a tear. If Im not mistaken they also bought out some popular cigar brands over the last few years.
 
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