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  1. 06-15-2013, 08:02 PM #7121
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    Alright fellas, after almost two years of pipe smoking, I've finally settled on Virginia and Perique blends as my go-to tobaccos. I've heard of people cellaring their tobacco, and it seems that that these VaPer blends are well-suited to aging. I'm planning on buying a bunch of tins, and some bulks to seal up in mason jars-- and finding out what happens.

    For those of you that have aged some tobacco before, do you have any tips you'd like to pass along? And, how long should I expect to age them before there is any appreciable difference? Thanks in advance for any advice.

    BTW, has anybody tried Luxury Bullseye Flake? What are your thoughts?
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    I'm curious also....I don't know about cellaring ?
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    Chay2k and Nightblade,

    Here is a link to a blog post on aging/cellaring tobacco.

    The Pipe Rack: Tobacco Cellar? Aging Tobacco? What?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jhenry View Post
    Chay2k and Nightblade,

    Here is a link to a blog post on aging/cellaring tobacco.

    The Pipe Rack: Tobacco Cellar? Aging Tobacco? What?
    Thank you very much for that. Very helpful... +1
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    Give a man a pinch of Tobacco and he smokes for an hour. Teach a man to grow Tobacco and he smokes for a lifetime........ Hmmm How profound I am !?
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    Nightblade,

    You're quite welcome.
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    About to enjoy a bowl of Erik Stokkebye "4th Generation - 1897" in my Bjarne pipe this Father's Day weekend.

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    Interesting part is,I would have guessed the bulk stuff in jars would have been the thing to go for,but it makes sense,just like wine to buy tinned and keep it closed till matured.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    Give a man a pinch of Tobacco and he smokes for an hour. Teach a man to grow Tobacco and he smokes for a lifetime........ Hmmm How profound I am !?
    Very...

    One of the first cash crops grown in the British colonies of North America was tobacco. Nicotine was one of the first mass produced recreational drugs to take the world by storm.

    Tobacco also helped finance the Americans' revolution against the British Empire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chay2K View Post
    Alright fellas, after almost two years of pipe smoking, I've finally settled on Virginia and Perique blends as my go-to tobaccos. I've heard of people cellaring their tobacco, and it seems that that these VaPer blends are well-suited to aging. I'm planning on buying a bunch of tins, and some bulks to seal up in mason jars-- and finding out what happens.

    For those of you that have aged some tobacco before, do you have any tips you'd like to pass along? And, how long should I expect to age them before there is any appreciable difference? Thanks in advance for any advice.

    BTW, has anybody tried Luxury Bullseye Flake? What are your thoughts?
    LBF is one of the best in my opinion... A little sweet with a VA kick...The BC does wonders for it, smooths it out some...

    I would have to say that after 6-9 months you will see a change, at 1 year they should be great...

    I have some tobacco's that are 3 years+... They are great!
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