Quote Originally Posted by johnnyflake View Post
Also, the flavors of tinned tobacco will mature much more quickly that bulk tobacco.
So does that mean if I'm wanting to age it I should buy the tins and set them aside?
I ask because I've heard a lot of people who take it out of the tins and transfer to jars to age.

This seems counter-productive to me because it means you've lost whatever time the tobacco has already been in the tin.
Of course I know some tins are very tightly packed and others like Hearth and Home are not packed tightly in the tin, so there is some air inside. I would assume the air is good for the aging process.

Maybe I'm thinking about it wrong though. I appreciate everyone's input and any further information is welcome as well.