Oh, yes. It'll do even better if you gently lift the plastic seal, take what you want, keep tobacco off the rim, and firmly replace the seal before putting the lid back on. Those tubs will keep the tobacco fresh for years. You may have noticed I've been smoking circa year 2000 EGR these days. I take some out, put in a regular EGR tin, and keep the tub sealed until I need more. The tobacco is fresh and moist as the day it was manufactured.Hey Jim ,,is the larger container the Edward G Robinson comes in good enough to store for a period of ,time?
Thank you, Jim; I appreciate the personalized review. - Sherm NatmanIn this case, the older vintage lost a touch of the topping even though it came from a new opened 1970s tub. As often happens with old burley, there's a spice note that can nip at the tongue a mite if you're a very fast puffer. With moderate puffing, I still notice it. Aged burley also gets woody and a little savory, and in this case that has happened. I will say the topping is still richer than the current version.
A couple of years back, I opened a pouch of late 1960s PA. It had a deeper flavor than either the new or the current aged production I am smoking. And, surprisingly enough, no spice, no savoriness, but it was a tad woodier than what you'd get today. I imagine age did that.
Just finished the full virginia flake 20 mins ago. It is bed time.-This will finish my smoking day.
Is that the one that pee’d on the bathroom rug?Lucky you. My Maine Coon HATES the car.
Cold Florida morning???? Everyone north of the Mason Dixon line is laughing their ass off. Lol ?Good morning smoke of Orlik Mellow Blend in a MM cob with coffee.Cold Florida morning.