I have a couple snuffs that are about 2 years old, and they still taste as they did when I bought them which I kindof attribute to being untouched for almost all of that time. I wasn't really into sniffing when I got them, so I tossed them into a box and forgot about them. Recently I dug them out and I'm really enjoying snuff, so I might be trying to stock up on some in the near future. The only problem is I'm not quite sure how to store them long term. Should I toss them into a airtight jar? go the humidor route (I have a cigar humidor somewhere...)? or is it all entirely dependant on which type of snuff it is (dry or moist)? thanks in advance!
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Some hold up better than others. I think an airtight jar is probably best, but I'm willing to defer to those with more knowledge. -
Air tight jar is good
Freezer will also work..........just thaw them gradually...........Fridge first then bring to room tempWhen it's my time to go, I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my uncle did....... Not screaming in terror like his passengersComment
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Brukssnus is a value brand from Skruf. 35g tins at 10mg/g makes it kinda budget…price per gram is higher than it looks although the price per tin is...25-02-24, 01:15 AM
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I noticed we didn't have one of these for cigars so here goes. Post what your favorites are, what is currently or always in your humidor, and what your...
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So i know that its a good idea to keep your snus in the freezer, or more commonly in the fridge...but i was just wondering...what if i kept it in the... -
How about storing unopened containers of snus in the controlled enviorment of a good humidor - 70% humidity @ 70 degree temperature? Cigars stay fresh... -
Thinking about getting a humidor - just a basic one. Can i get one that works well for around £50? What sort of brands should i look out for? Looking...
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