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How soon to use from the production date?
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<blockquote data-quote="jhuggett" data-source="post: 178954" data-attributes="member: 2"><p>I always try things fresh if I've never smoked them before. Aging has really just become the thing to do fairly recently. Tobacco blenders make their stuff ready to smoke as soon as it hits the shelf. It is fun to buy more than one tin of the same blend and smoke one now and then one later with some age on it to see the difference. It really doesn't take long before you know it, your cellar with have many tins with 5 years on them.</p><p></p><p>If you try something fresh and don't like it, don't throw it away. Put in a jar and wait a few years to see if it improved or you tastes have changed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jhuggett, post: 178954, member: 2"] I always try things fresh if I've never smoked them before. Aging has really just become the thing to do fairly recently. Tobacco blenders make their stuff ready to smoke as soon as it hits the shelf. It is fun to buy more than one tin of the same blend and smoke one now and then one later with some age on it to see the difference. It really doesn't take long before you know it, your cellar with have many tins with 5 years on them. If you try something fresh and don't like it, don't throw it away. Put in a jar and wait a few years to see if it improved or you tastes have changed. [/QUOTE]
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