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bigsmoker · 09-18-2004, 07:20 AM

I used to have bite troubles with MAc Baren but not any more. Most all the stuff I have from them is aged, maybe that is the difference, Maybe I have just gotten slower smoking?. I currently have opened a 1998 tin of CC and have at least one tin from each of the years after 1998. I see no reason to stock pile it unless you are going to sell it as a collection in say 10 years. I still occasionally see early releases of this tobacco for 25.00 plus for a tin. That is insane to me but I am sure they are sellable at that price. Someday I will open them all and try a bowl or two from each and see if I can tell a difference.

09-18-2004, 07:20 AM	#8
bigsmoker Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Michigan Posts: 228	I used to have bite troubles with MAc Baren but not any more. Most all the stuff I have from them is aged, maybe that is the difference, Maybe I have just gotten slower smoking?. I currently have opened a 1998 tin of CC and have at least one tin from each of the years after 1998. I see no reason to stock pile it unless you are going to sell it as a collection in say 10 years. I still occasionally see early releases of this tobacco for 25.00 plus for a tin. That is insane to me but I am sure they are sellable at that price. Someday I will open them all and try a bowl or two from each and see if I can tell a difference. __________________ I can only feel sorry for people who choose not to smoke. They are missing one of lifes great pleasures