tarheel7734
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There are so many I want to try and eventually I will buy some to cellar, but how many should I limit it to for opened tins?
1!?!?!? Wow! That's tough.puros_bran":5row1gq3 said:
At the moment, that amounts to:Excluding any baggies or partial tins that I've been given/traded as samples, I only keep at most 5 tins/jars open at a time.
1 Virginia/VaPer/VaCav
1 Latakia/English
1 Burley based
2 additional blends (usually stronger/weaker VaPers or Latakias than the two I've got open, but also the occasional aromatic, Lakeland, seasonal blend, or something that I just randomly get an urge to try)
I find that if I've got all the major genres covered, plus a few other blends available to dip into, I'm almost always able to reach for something I'd like to smoke. I tend to smoke tins/jars to completion before tiring of them and needing to open something else, so that helps...if you're the type that likes a lot of variety, I would imagine my approach would be exceptionally unsatisfying!
I guess he doesn't rotate, just smokes the Crap out of one tin then moves on to another "one" tin. I would like my cellar to consist of 5 rotating open tins... Prob double that now. Getting it down.idbowman":42190hh5 said:One, PB? I don't know if that makes you a masochist or a sadist, but either way it sounds more like a dungeon than a tobacco cellar.
This came up about a month ago (sort of)...there might be some answers here that interest you: Linky Link
FWIW, my thoughts were (and still are):
At the moment, that amounts to:Excluding any baggies or partial tins that I've been given/traded as samples, I only keep at most 5 tins/jars open at a time.
1 Virginia/VaPer/VaCav
1 Latakia/English
1 Burley based
2 additional blends (usually stronger/weaker VaPers or Latakias than the two I've got open, but also the occasional aromatic, Lakeland, seasonal blend, or something that I just randomly get an urge to try)
I find that if I've got all the major genres covered, plus a few other blends available to dip into, I'm almost always able to reach for something I'd like to smoke. I tend to smoke tins/jars to completion before tiring of them and needing to open something else, so that helps...if you're the type that likes a lot of variety, I would imagine my approach would be exceptionally unsatisfying!
Va/VaPer = NONE (soon to be GLP Telegraph Hill)
Lat = Frog Morton ATP
Burley = Park-Lane Fireside
MiscA = Erinmore Mixture
MiscB = NONE
^^^This is a good place to be.monbla256":vytxmscc said:At the most, tin wise, 3 with 3 bail top jars with my Red Va/ketchup that I smoke out of daily. I don't need to smoke many varieties these days as I've found what works for me !! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Are the bail top jars better than the ball mason jars?DrumsAndBeer":sl3fp1rn said:5 tins open and about 10 bail top jars.
For long term storage, no. However, I like Fido bail tops for tobacco that I am currently smoking because they're wider and easier to dip in to.Old Nate":32baukff said:Are the bail top jars better than the ball mason jars?
Thanks DBDrumsAndBeer":970jkx8y said:For long term storage, no. However, I like Fido bail tops for tobacco that I am currently smoking because they're wider and easier to dip in to.Old Nate":970jkx8y said:Are the bail top jars better than the ball mason jars?
Live to be 108 and piss 'me all off!!SpeedyPete":xrka1qnn said:I'm 70 years old........ if I pass away during the night![]()