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Absolutely. Bullseye absolutely requires 1-2 years of cellaring. Two years or more recommended.

Last smoke of the night -- good ol' Carter Hall -- in a Ferndown Bark * cumberland pot.

Hello Rick, glad you could join us!

Grettings, Dot! A hearty welcome from someone who's right on the beach  ;) 

Hi Eric! Welcome to the Brotherhood  :) 

Welcome, Chris--good to have you join us!

Howdy Blade -- welcome aboard!

Wal-Hall (50/50 Walnut & Carter Hall) in a Bertram billiard after lunch today.

Well true, that has happened all too often over the years where a beloved blend disappears from the shelf.  That's one more reason why the policy, "buy enough to smoke some now and cellar the rest -- even if one usually buys one tin or puch at atime, buy two-- is a smart idea.

Some C&D Briar Fox after lunch today, in a Taylor Ashton Old Church XXX apple.

Last bowl before bed tonight: Mac Baren Golden Extra, in a Wessex sandblasted cumberland prince.

Dunhill Flake, in a Sasieni 4-Dot sandblasted diplomat.

Hearth & Home Anniversary Kake, in an old Brigham 1Dot 1/4 bent sandblasted dublin.

Cornell & Diehl Working Man Series: 5 O'Clock Shadow after lunch today,in a 1990 Ashton PCI sandblasted cumberland canadian.

Last bowl of the night -- Dunhill Flake -- in a Savinelli 320 KS author.

Hearth & Home Anniversary Kake, in the Todd Harris Celtic Morta Dublin.

Now up: Cornell & Diehl Workingman Series: 5 O'Clock Shadow, in a Taylor Ashton Old Church XXX apple.

The problem (and of course whether it's a problem or not not depends on your take on it) ... The tobaccos in the blend mellow out. Generally, latakia mellows considerably, but this is depending on the actual tobacco. Generally, Latakia mellows out noticeably after 5 years or so. Less, or...

Hello Spuddaddy and welcome, Brother!

G.L. Pease Jack Knife Plug, in a Peterson Meerschaum pot after lunch today.