Well aged pipe tobacco

[johnnyflake]

A few of my older tins are three McClelland Christmas Cheer - 1992 (The very first year it was made), 1997 & 1998.

[BryGuySC]

I'm still pretty new to this, so the best I've got is 2008 or 2009 that I happened to find at my local shop.

[Scott W.]

I have some 2009 FVF and some 2010 Christmas cheer.
My penzance is 2012

[El Whedo]

I have a couple OLD tins that I was gifted.

The oldest tin I bought was a McClellands VA from 2006 (just bought it a few weeks ago).

The oldest tobacco I've aged myself is some HV bulk and FVF bulk I bought in Sept of 2012 and several tins of Christmas Cheer from 2012.

[OnePyroTec]

I like it a lot. IMHO much better than the 20+ year old MacB. #1

[Mister Moo]

Stonehaven plumed, 2010 back to 2005. I wait until it's at least seven years old; the stuff really shines as it ages. The end is the end - higher prices and inavailability have taken me out of the chase; bought a lot of Escudo when it was obvious prices and taxes were going to jump - 2005 to 2010.

The mother of all tobacco buys was in Bermuda around 2010 - stumbled into a load of dusty-grimy Murray's Dunhill (tax free) and no inbound duty; 60 tins of my favorite va stuff and a bit of Elizabethan, I'd guess 2000 approx.

[Bruck]

Nothing in my cabinet is over a year old, major noobularity here

[Branzig]

Nothing in my cabinet is over a year old, major noobularity here

But you make your own flakes and blend your own tobaccos...so you're at Vet status as far as I am concerned

[Bruck]

But you make your own flakes and blend your own tobaccos...so you're at Vet status as far as I am concerned

Well that's rather generous... But about 90% of the tobaccos and pipe brands mentioned here I've never even heard of!

[Branzig]

Well that's rather generous... But about 90% of the tobaccos and pipe brands mentioned here I've never even heard of!

Haha fair enough then!