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1792 Flake Enthusiast
Originally Posted by
Herf N Turf
Thanks to
@
commonsenseman
, I am the proud owner of a tin of VA flake from 2000. Naught short of heaven.
Are you sure it's not 2010?
The oldest tin I currently have is Blackwoods Flake from 2005, but the average age of my cellar is 5 years.
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The Walrus
Originally Posted by
commonsenseman
Are you sure it's not 2010?
The oldest tin I currently have is Blackwoods Flake from 2005, but the average age of my cellar is 5 years.
Pretty sure, but I've decanted it and am bad about not dating stuff. Either way, hush. You're ruining it for me
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Lakeland Bum
I have some Amphora Regular (brown), Sir Walter Raleigh, and Brindley's Mixture from 1996. (Don't know how it will taste, but I'll find out one of these days) Most of my cellar is from 2014, with a good portion from 2009.
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Bummin' Around
I have some Butera tins from 2001 and Escudo from 2000. I also have some Dunhill Light Flake but I don't know what year it's from. There are some SG BBF and Squadron Leader tins from the 90's as well. Aside from that most stuff is probably from the last 3-5 years.
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Bummin' Around
No old stuff here. Started piping at the end of 2012. I still have some stuff around from back then. Most of mine is early 2013 or younger.