Under the Microscope: 8 Year old Dunhill Flake Pipe Tobacco | Sugar old Mold?

Examining 8-Year-Old Dunhill Flake Under the Microscope

Hi everyone! Andrew here from Hungary, bringing you another pipe tobacco microscope analysis. Today, I take a closer look at 8-year-old Dunhill Flake (now Peterson Flake), which was jarred in 2017. Using a Carson hobby microscope, I inspect the leaf structure and the sparkling formations—is it sugar bloom or mold? Let’s find out!

Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction and quick overview
00:50 – Preparing the aged Dunhill Flake for inspection
01:30 – First observations of sugar crystals under the light
02:00 – Microscope close-up: Zooming in on the tobacco leaf
02:45 – Examining the sugar-like formations in detail
03:30 – Thoughts on Dunhill Flake’s aging potential
04:00 – Packing the blend in my Savinelli 320 KS Fantasia

What’s in this video:

Microscope close-ups of aged Dunhill Flake
Discussion: Sugar bloom vs. mold on aged tobacco
Reflections on how well Dunhill Flake ages over time
Quick look at my Fantasia 320 KS pipe and 8deco tamper
If you’ve ever wondered how well Virginia flakes age or how to tell the difference between sugar bloom and mold, this video is for you. Let me know in the comments if you have experience with aged Dunhill/Peterson Flake and how it aged for you!

Thanks for watching, and happy smokes!
– Andrew

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