So coming from the cigar world, temperature seems to be a factor in aging tobacco. For long term storage there are arguments of keeping the temp from 60-65F. Of course, on Cuban cigars you also want to try to keep your temp below 70F to prevent beetles hatching unless you have frozen the boxes.
Are there any steadfast rules with pipe tobacco? I was thinking of storing pipe tobacco, sealed in mason jars, in the garage. Now there is not temperature control and obviously it would get temperature swings depending on the season.
Are pipe tobaccos as fickle as cigars, or more resilient?
Are there any steadfast rules with pipe tobacco? I was thinking of storing pipe tobacco, sealed in mason jars, in the garage. Now there is not temperature control and obviously it would get temperature swings depending on the season.
Are pipe tobaccos as fickle as cigars, or more resilient?