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Fire walk with me

Originally Posted by
Brimy
From what I've read about the tobacco that they use, it's only harvested every 3 years, but supposed to be from the same region in the forest. Which is why it's a limited production smoke.
From Halfwheel
Unlike traditional tobacco plantations where the plants are arranged in neat rows, these seeds are planted wherever there is available sunlight. Once harvested, the leaves are rolled by hand into tubes called carottes and undergo six months of natural fermentation, a technique similar to that of Andullo tobacco. Once fermented, it takes four to six weeks to get them from forest to factory, a process that involves being hand carried to the river, put into canoes and rowed to the mainland, then driven to the port and shipped to Nicaragua where they are made.
Last edited by Tgs679; 01-06-2017 at 07:10 AM.
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