Snus storage? Does the kick deteriorate?

[four2109]

I had some mini's in the fridge that I had taken out of the freezer. I don't remember how long ago. I'm trying to get back off of analogs and ecigs don't do it for me. The mini's don't seem to do it. If I do a full portion it's close but I couldn't stand those before. I still have some mini's in the freezer.
Anyone have info on the shelf life? Do they just lose their strength?

[rothenbj]

From my experience having some stock that is over two years old, I can say conclusively, it depends. Some of the tobacco flavors don't handle age well, but not all of them. I think the white portions age best. My technique is to keep them in the freezer until I plan on using them within the next 3 or 4 days. I normally have 5 or 6 cans opened at any one time, pull 3 or 4 portions from 3 or 4 of those cans and carry the 12 or so portions with me each day. Works for me.

[four2109]

Thanks, I still have some in the freezer but the ones in the fridge have been open for I don't know how many months. I'll see how they work out before I get the fresh from the freezer. Hate to waste em.

[SimplySnus]

I do the same thing as Roth, I have my main supply in vacuum sealed zip lock bags, within the freezers. Then I have my open cans (6-12) in the fridge. I take some portions out of the can in the fridge and toss em in a montecristo tin to take with me.

I also agree, that white (black) portion snus ages better than most.