Save the Date:
Friday, Saturday
Sept. 10, 11, 2010
Vendor and Sponsors,
contact Doc or Christina
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Tobacco that is picked from the fields goes to the curing barns.
Curing leaves lose their moisture and turn color from green, to yellow, to brown.
After the curing process, the tobacco is fermented and then aged in bales.
After the cigars have been rolled, they go to the aging room for a rest.
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