What other products are you stocking up on? Ive personally had the urge to pick up some extra A.T.F. I want to add, my 8 roll TP cellar has remained the same..
What Else Do You "Cellar"?
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Ideas ... some improve with age, some don't.
Yes sir. As I read your post here, I see your "ideas cellar" is wide and deep.
Flakes of any kind. Tins seem to age best. Bulk stored in mason jars is good but a second choice. Blends I have in storage are McClelland Christmas Cheer and St James Flake. I also have some English blends from 2008 which I am going to sell. Dunhill and HH Syrian.
You mean besides the hobo drifter I have chained to the basement wall?
Well being a Brit I naturally cellar lavatory paper 
Seriously though, as I am longer no allowed to enjoy my pipe I tend to make the most of special offers from both Asda and Amazon and have been stocking up on bourbons, rye whiskies, rums, Scotch (both single malt & blended) and Irish whiskies.
My tobacco cellar needs to be shifted so as to make room for my other acquisitions that are cluttering up my kitchen floor!
Regards,
Jay.
Seriously though, as I am longer no allowed to enjoy my pipe I tend to make the most of special offers from both Asda and Amazon and have been stocking up on bourbons, rye whiskies, rums, Scotch (both single malt & blended) and Irish whiskies.
My tobacco cellar needs to be shifted so as to make room for my other acquisitions that are cluttering up my kitchen floor!
Regards,
Jay.
Very loose definitions of " cellaring" maybe 1980's truck parts they seem to be most places around my house and yard. Although they dont seem to age as well as my pipe tobaccos. Still way better built than stuff today imo.
My wine and liquor cellars are taking a hit right now. I need to get some more cheap stuff before we end up drinking the stuff I have cellared for special occasions.
I have a problem with fishing tackle and fly tying materials 
. Certain things can be awkward to find or even seasonal so I tend to stock up when I come across them, I developed quite a 'cellar' without really trying
. Certain things can be awkward to find or even seasonal so I tend to stock up when I come across them, I developed quite a 'cellar' without really trying
I have a problem with fishing tackle and fly tying materials
You're right about the seasonal thing. That's why I always buy a years supply of candy corn, in the fall.
What are you doing to him? Making him chain smoke Captain Black?
Haven't decided yet. Probably read Nietzsche aloud and puff Erinmore into his face. You know, the usual stuff you do with an enslaved drifter.
Guitars here as well. A few types of Stouts, a good amount of whiskey/whisky, books, vinyl records. I wouldn't say my small gun collection is a "cellar" yet but maybe one day.
I picked the lock and got out. Sorry about your toothbrush.
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Tea, all kinds but especially puerh tea. I have beengs that I won't drink for two more decades, because that is when they will taste best.
Scotch and Port. I have quite a few bottles of Dow, Gould Campbell and Grahams Port just waiting for about the 25 or 30 year mark. As for Scotch, I picked up some extra Highlands and Islays earlier in the year when it looked like the US and UK were going to have a tariff spat and spike the price......and when they didn't I grabbed a few more to celebrate. No one ever said "Damn, I wish I didn't have all this Laphroaig and Edradour hanging around!" Or at least no one I associate with.
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