St. Bruno in a Manx meer. Heading down to Little River, SC to visit my step daughter in the morning so I'm getting a few pipes together for the trip. I'll be stopping at Low Country Pipe and Cigar.
***What Are You Smoking, December 2021?***
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So, made one of those discoveries today you do t want to make - went for the jar and as grabbing tobacco, I was like why is this so dry feeling? Looking at it - why does this look so powdery…? Hmmm… looked at jar and lid and made sure screws on tight… the bottom side of the part with the seal - looks like a manufacturer defect as metal is bent back over the seal in one area…ah ha…jar didn’t seal, driest of dry tobacco - tried some - nope. Terrible. Will try to rehydrate, but - beyond it IMO. So, had to pop a second tin - blasphemy, I know - but oddly enough - the tobacco in a sealed tin was more dry than I recall it being when I first got it… ?
Anyone else find what seems to be an overly dry tin at opening??
So, made one of those discoveries today you do t want to make - went for the jar and as grabbing tobacco, I was like why is this so dry feeling? Looking at it - why does this look so powdery…? Hmmm… looked at jar and lid and made sure screws on tight… the bottom side of the part with the seal - looks like a manufacturer defect as metal is bent back over the seal in one area…ah ha…jar didn’t seal, driest of dry tobacco - tried some - nope. Terrible. Will try to rehydrate, but - beyond it IMO. So, had to pop a second tin - blasphemy, I know - but oddly enough - the tobacco in a sealed tin was more dry than I recall it being when I first got it… ?
Anyone else find what seems to be an overly dry tin at opening??
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