Who is using whole (already dried and cured) leaf for extraction and then blending from this point?
Other than those in the commercial realm obviously
Other than those in the commercial realm obviously
Whole Leaf Tobacco Extraction
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Been doing it for a while. Macerate in PG for a month or more, then after straining, mix to taste. Some use heat to speed up the process, which there are several threads, I do mine at room temperature. Have some Sweet Brightleaf Virginia Flue Cured going right now, looking for a lighter NET, but it will be Christmas before it is ready to try.
You can get smaller quantities of leaf here,
Tobacco Leaf Samples - 1/4 pound
but freight jacks up the price.
Whatever you order, put in the freezer for at least 72 hours to kill the cigarette beetle eggs. My first batch I forgot to do that and it got infested, I should have known better.
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You can get smaller quantities of leaf here,
Tobacco Leaf Samples - 1/4 pound
but freight jacks up the price.
Whatever you order, put in the freezer for at least 72 hours to kill the cigarette beetle eggs. My first batch I forgot to do that and it got infested, I should have known better.
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I have a "Sweet Brightleaf Virginia Flue Cured tobacco" going at the moment, lot lighter leaf, so the maceration is not as dark as some of the others I have done. I am hoping it turns out good. Started first of November, should filter it first to middle of December.
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