Flue-cured tobacco

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Flue-cured tobacco is a type of tobacco that is cured with artificial heat, after which it becomes light yellow to dark orange in color. Flue-cured tobacco has a sweet aroma and is sometimes referred to as bright leaf or Virginia tobacco. [1]


  1. Dimon Tobacco Glossary, undated, Philip Morris Bates No. 3006609383

<tdo>search_term=flue cured confidential</tdo> Note: The word "confidential" is added to the search to narrow it, since "flue cured" is a very common phrase in tobacco industry documents.