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See if they'll release their blend details and trade secrets for those of us that want to recreate what we can.

Anyone have confirmation for or against the rumors that McClelland is closing in the near future?

Well i ordered with my coupons last night at about 11pm and the whole order was shipped less than 12 hours later, hopefully that's a good sign.

I asked about missing tobaccos and he said that is his top priority to re-establish supplier relations and getting in stuff after getting all the technical stuff cleaned up.

So I ordered on IPSD at P&C since they were having a 15% off everything. I ordered just over $100 worth (after discount) to get the free shipping. Everything was listed as In Stock when I ordered BUT P&C had just done a software update/change for their inventory software and it was incorrect...

Yeah, i ordered on IPSD and I'm still waiting for part of my order. Everything I ordered was listed as "In stock" when I ordered it but now most of it is showing out of stock. Of course they had no problem taking my money the second I placed the ordered. I ordered from SP at the same time and...

where ever you heard that it is incorrect.

Looks like C&D is openly defying FDA rules. Brand new small batch released. https://www.smokingpipes.com/pipe-tobacco/cornell-diehl/Sansepolcro-2oz/product_id/213177

Hopefully companies will just start selling "mix yourself" packages. I love John Cotton's Smyrna.

and gone.

There was a lot more activity. Like the round table was a full page of new posts on a daily basis.

http://www.cornellanddiehl.com/the-latest-details.cfm?id=49

I'm a big fan of Tsuge Raijin. Everyone has the ingredients listed wrong, P&C is the only place I've seen it listed correctly. SP is wrong and Tobacco Reviews is wrong. I thinking TR actually has Raijin and Fujin's ingredients swapped.

I noticed that Lancer Slices is out of stock at both P&C and SP and has been for a while. Is there something up with it? I'm hoping it's just a source issue and not it being discontinued.

what 5 years are you talking about? The experiment from the article was 3 years in different storage methods. In a vacuum seal jar basically no ageing occurred.