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<blockquote data-quote="tleek" data-source="post: 188269" data-attributes="member: 2231"><p>Sounds pretty cool.</p><p>I would be interested if i had the money/willpower to let good tobacco age.</p><p>i find the longest a tin of tobacco that i really like lasts is about two or three months, and thats if i have other tins that i enjoy.</p><p>I did however allow a tin to sit unopened for a couple months ounce. It was already pretty old and when i popped it open i realized there must have been some break in the seal or something, because the ribbon cut leaves snapped like a fallen twig in summer time. i had never seen tobacco so dry. I tried to rehydrate it but it ended up tasting nasty and mostly turning to dust haha.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tleek, post: 188269, member: 2231"] Sounds pretty cool. I would be interested if i had the money/willpower to let good tobacco age. i find the longest a tin of tobacco that i really like lasts is about two or three months, and thats if i have other tins that i enjoy. I did however allow a tin to sit unopened for a couple months ounce. It was already pretty old and when i popped it open i realized there must have been some break in the seal or something, because the ribbon cut leaves snapped like a fallen twig in summer time. i had never seen tobacco so dry. I tried to rehydrate it but it ended up tasting nasty and mostly turning to dust haha. [/QUOTE]
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