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I'm not that big a burley fan either. Every now and then I'll get in the mood for some and have a bowl of PA or Carter Hall, but it's not often.Quote:
Originally Posted by c.ortiz108
Besides if we're talking about aging, burley doesn't improve that much with age from what I've read.
When sticking tobaccos back and forgetting about them for a few years, VAs and Vapers are where it's at.
When I had money, I spend about 3000 a year on tobacco products .now I low budget about 30 a month.
I'm guessing I have about 10 lbs.
I need to update my inventory.
My wife teases me and calls me a "hoarder". I tell her neither ammo, nor tobacco will ever go down in cost, or get easier to get in the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haebar
definatly less than a pound, and about 15 sticks. A few small mason jars just barely full, started a humidor and got a few sticks. Will be adding some more pipe tobacco in a month or two.
Owning 100 lbs? I can't even... [emoji15]
I have 2 lbs and about 375 cigars. Smoke about 2 cigars a week and 2 bowls. So that should last me awhile.
One nice thing about going apesh*t on tobacco purchases from last Nov through about 3 months ago is that I can store it to my liking and not have to smoke everything ROTT.
I've found that this has made all the difference.
I've probably got around 8 pounds of bulk, jarred up. Mostly Cornell & Diehl, Stokkebye, and some Daughters & Ryan. Along with about 8 Pease tins for very special occasions/long term aging.
Not much in way of cigars, just some cheapies in a coolidor. I am trying to change that and explore the cigars more to put a modest supply away for rest and aging.
19lbs 2oz cellared
10oz open (minus what I have smoked)
10lbs 5oz smoked since Sept 2010
8lbs 5oz given away since Sept 2010
I only track what I paid for or what I was given and smoked. If I was given something and passed it along I don't track it.