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Message: <blockquote data-quote="alfredo_buscatti" data-source="post: 59970" data-attributes="member: 36">I have reached a point of tobacco saturation, ~110 lbs in the cellar.  My tobacco rotation, if it can be called that, consisting of two blends open and anywhere from 1-3 hangers-on, suffers from a surfeit such that I'm not allowed to smoke my favorites at will, if I'm going to be true to a focus on smoking up the two main blends I have open. Oh, I can cheat, and I do, but too far in this direction means that I lose focus on the two main blends.When I decide on smoking a tin, it is done with a conviction that I will remain true to it, and thus, hopefully, by concentrated smoking, come to know it a good deal better than if I only smoked it sporadically. I understand that this is a good problem to have, but it's going to have to be a highly regarded new-to-me tobacco or replenishing a favorite that will get me to spend my cash.All the years I've been smoking my focus has been tobacco, but I do have ~60 pipes. Perhaps it's time to change my focus to them.</blockquote>