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Plum Pudding in a Rossi 122 under the stars. I’m grateful for the wind dying down and to be living in a peaceful place with no light pollution for the first time in decades.
The night sky here in rural Arizona is spectacular too. With my sixth graders knowledge of the heavens, I’ve been enjoying an app on my iPad that identifies the constellations. Some of the ordinances here restrict the use of “up lighting” so light pollution is kept to a minimum. Enjoy.
 
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Whoever said age doesn't change the flavor is wrong or they burnt out their tongue with firey creosote. After five years, the grass and acidity tones down some with age. The citrus is a more matured with a little less sparkle, but it has a deeper flavor. You'll notice more earth and wood as well. If you like that sparkle, then don't age it. I prefer it with less acidity. Aging is for those who prefer matured Virginias

In the first seven to ten years, bright Virginias benefit from age and will change with age more than darker tobaccos.
I heard it from a friend, and a YouTube pipe smoker who compared to a 2012 sample. But I trust your opinion. Luckily I have some aging I haven't tried, and I have a lot of 1 year old I smoke consistently. Looks like I'll continue to leave the aging jars alone for a few more years. Thanks for your input!
 
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