Pipe tobacco cellaring uses sealed jars in one dark, dry cupboard at normal indoor temperatures, with moisture and mold checks.
The Art of Aging Tobacco
Posted on by Daniel Hayes
Aging tobacco improves its quality. Of this there is no doubt. Is it necessary, however? Just how much fresher are aged tobaccos? Are some aged tobaccos better than others? When you blend a few different tobaccos together, you have to “marry” them before smoking. Tobaccos of different ages come from different countries, with different soils, […]
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