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    Quote Originally Posted by ukyfan
    After a while wouldn't a 50 year old cigar/leaf ruin even if it was kept at the right humidity?

    no,in optimum conditions the tobacco would still be useable...the real question is how much of this leaf still exists...

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    I don't know BPP, usable is probably the best you could say. Tobacco contains lots of volatiles which give it it's flavor profile. Kind of like coffee or tea. Wouldn't all that evaporate in 50+ years time? I'm not saying it doesn't have pre-embargo tobacco. I'm just guessing it's a gimmick and that the amount is miniscule, not to mention flavorless and neutral to the flavor profile.

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