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8th January 23:55
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I keep seeing posts about tobacco that's been aged for
months/years and I was wondering if there's any that's good without aging? I've only just started smoking a pipe and haven't had time to age any yet. Steven -- Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened. Use plain text: http://www.geoapps.com/nomime.shtml Learn to quote: http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote2.html Avoid disclaimers: http://www.goldmark.org/jeff/stupid-disclaimers |
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8th January 23:55
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A LOT of it is! You just have to try stuff until you find what you like.
Then buy more and store some to age. Joel |
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8th January 23:55
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It is all good unaged, but some just get much better with age.
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8th January 23:55
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| I keep seeing posts about tobacco that's been aged for
| months/years and I was wondering if there's any that's | good without aging? | | I've only just started smoking a pipe and haven't had time to age | any yet. | | Steven Absolutely, Steven! Almost every tobacco you will find on the shelves of your tobacconist should smoke just fine from the get - go. 73, Steve Lawrence Burnsville, Minnesota. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.817 / Virus Database: 555 - Release Date: 12/15/04 |
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8th January 23:55
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Wouldn't it be kind of weird if it were the other way round? Imagine going
to the shop, get some baccy, and have to wait for a few years before you can open it, since fresh it's going to be terrible ... "I only recently started this pipe hobby, I got my first tin 3 years ago" Yeah right. It's good the way it is, and in some cases it just gets better if you have patience. If you don't, just smoke it all. You'll find you can enjoy that just as well. Besides, not all blends benefit from aging. Smoke what you like, Corneel -- ,====, Corneel Vermeulen ,====, | | corneel.vermeulen@gmail.com | | | |_________ http://corneel.patat.org/ _________| | \________]_____=======<> <>======____[_________/ |
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8th January 23:57
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IMHO most blends are great as blended, without special aging, the thing is,
like wine, they get better with age. kilted1 |
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8th January 23:57
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I think I've read that Burley does not change with age, so aging it is
unimportant. max |
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9th January 00:01
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HI Max
I beleive Mac Baren Navy Flake is predominately Burley and I can attest it does age well MT |
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9th January 00:03
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Hmm.. I have a tin of Penzance that I picked up in 1999 that I haven't had
the heart to open yet. Any idea what that might be like now? -- David Griffith dgriffi@cs.csbuak.edu <-- Switch the 'b' and 'u' |
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9th January 00:03
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Not sure, but I've got a tin from 2000 that I'm going to open pretty soon.
Hmmm. . . . Maybe tonight. I'll get back to you! -K <snip> |
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