Jarring And Storing Tobacco
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Published 2012-08-03
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All Comments (17)
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Great info! Digging the music, my wife thought I was watching porn! lol
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I just read your blog article on this topic. You sure know your stuff Alex. Thanks for sharing.
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Spot on advice sir! That's pretty much how I do it. Thanks for sharing!
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They do mellow out a bit, but you are correct Latakia seems to keep its composure well.
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Funny, my wife got me 3 dozen jars last week. I have the same funnel. I should have been doing this from the git go. I need to grab a dozen 4 ouncers for samples. Most of my samples have dried out. Damn shame. Live and learn. I got my jars now! Good vid, bro.
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Great video! Thanks for sharing...
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Thank you. I try to share what I have learned over the years, hopefully it can help some new to the pipe smoking hobby. : )
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Nice video. Cheers
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Those jars work great. I too lost a bunch of samples in the early years, just left them in the ziplock bags. I guess we live and (don't) learn. He he he. ; )
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Ooh rah!
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No, because that will dry out the tobacco. You need some moisture for long storage time.
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I stored mine in a plastik sealing bag, but the moisture of the tobacco seemed to mold the tobacco or something, im not sure after a month or two.months or so... Any idea why that happened? It's gone bad, it had a yucky smell and I think some of the tobacco turned from yellow to Green
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are these wide mouthed jars or just regular?
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Specially with prices going up, and the inevitable internet tobacco sale ban, you would not want to waste any. ; )
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Can you do this with pipe tobacco?
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I find that english tobaccos store the best.
