More Questions :) What is Cellaring

[DrDubzz]

Originally Posted by andysutherland

Gotcha. Not good for cellaring, but good for keeping from drying out.

yes

now, you can long term store if you don't open them, but some seal better than others

should tins be sealed in some other airtight container or are they air tight themselves?

Are the tins dated or do they need labeling

on bulk tobacco you mention mason jars, does light impact tobacco as in should they be aged in the dark?

Thank you

[Curly Cut]

Originally Posted by SilverFox

should tins be sealed in some other airtight container or are they air tight themselves?
if the tin is still sealed, it's sealed, no need for airtight containers

Are the tins dated or do they need labeling
only tins made by McClelland and C&D are dated (that includes GL pease, PCCA, Hearth and Home, etc, whoever does the making of the blend and tins it, if it was C&D or McClelland, it will have a date stamp on the bottom - they do it differently from each other) C&D tins are a mo/day/year stamping; McClellands are a blend#/batch/yr stamping

on bulk tobacco you mention mason jars, does light impact tobacco as in should they be aged in the dark?
not that i know of.

Thank you

reply in the quote.