'#hobbitonpiper #pipetobacco #foodsaver Want to store your tobacco long term and keep an air tight seal for proper aging? Here are the options that I choose to use, including mason jars, vacuum sealing, and parafilm. How To Cellar Pipe Tobacco PART 2: https://youtu.be/bbQtE9PFghY Subscribe and click the bell to be notified when “How To Cellar Pipe Tobacco PART 2” is released! I’ll share thoughts on pop-top tins, proper temperature, and include answers to questions from comments below! There are many options, preferences, and opinions on storage. These are just the ones I personally choose to use. Regular plastic bags (Ziploc, or Sutliff / Mac Baren 1-pound bags for example) are insufficient for long term storage. Anything you put in a mason jar (including entire pouches/bags if your jar is big enough) will be fine, as long as you have space for all those jars! You can vacuum seal entire tins, but this is more expensive and takes up more storage space than neatly stacked tins with parafilm seals. So explore all options and decide what works best for you! :) SUBSCRIBE: https://youtube.com/c/hobbitonpiper LIKE (thumbs up) to help increase our chances of reaching more pipers! PLAYLISTS are also available for you to enjoy while smoking your pipe. Please COMMENT down below! You can also reach me at: hobbitonpiper@yahoo.com'
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