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The Cost of Pipe Tobacco and Cigars
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<blockquote data-quote="Northern Neil" data-source="post: 348333" data-attributes="member: 2870"><p>When it comes to pipe tobacco, if I understand what I have read correctly, will be aged prior to being put into a blend. Similar to cigars, you will have two different aging processes. There is the process of aging the whole leaf tobacco prior ro blending, and the act of aging the mixture after blending. I am pretty sure that I read an article from GL Pease's site stating the most cigar whole leaf is aged 1 - 2 years before being rolled where as most whole leaf pipe tobacco is aged for 4 - 5 years before becomming a blend.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Northern Neil, post: 348333, member: 2870"] When it comes to pipe tobacco, if I understand what I have read correctly, will be aged prior to being put into a blend. Similar to cigars, you will have two different aging processes. There is the process of aging the whole leaf tobacco prior ro blending, and the act of aging the mixture after blending. I am pretty sure that I read an article from GL Pease's site stating the most cigar whole leaf is aged 1 - 2 years before being rolled where as most whole leaf pipe tobacco is aged for 4 - 5 years before becomming a blend. [/QUOTE]
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