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A cigar is born In the fields(3/3) \| Tobacco process \| Cigar morphology \| Cigar rolling \| Cigar conservation
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The leaves will be stripped off of the main tobacco stalk in several primings and carefully braided together with palm strips. These rows of freshly picked tobacco leaves will be then hung inside the "rancho" (curing barns in the fields) for a few months before they are shipped for processing.

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