Light Fire Cured, 1 lb

Name: Light Fire Cured, 1 lb
Brand: Whole Leaf Tobacco LLC
SKU: LgtFireCured
Price: 20.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Light fire cured tobacco leaves from Whole Leaf Tobacco deliver a softer, smoother finish than Dark Fire Cured. Gently heated for mild flavor, they’re ideal for smokeless tobacco, DIY dipping tobacco, and tobacco for DIY chew blends.

$20.99

Description

Light fire cured tobacco leaves from Whole Leaf Tobacco use the same base leaf as Dark Fire Cured, but with a noticeably softer finish. The leaf is gently heated to drive off some nitrogen, resulting in smoother whole leaf tobacco with mild flavors and a balanced fired character.

This makes it an excellent choice for smokeless tobacco applications where you want depth without overwhelming strength. It blends especially well in pipe mixtures, DIY dipping tobacco, and tobacco for DIY chew, delivering subtle fired notes without the full intensity of Dark Fire.

If you’re creating custom blends and prefer natural whole leaf over mass-produced products, these light fire cured tobacco leaves offer a smooth, versatile foundation for your next DIY project.

Mixed this with Virginia to make an excellent nasal snuff

Mixed this with Virginia to make an excellent nasal snuff.

Perfect for blending with the dark

Perfect for blending with the dark fired

Hi! A little bit strong

Hi! A little bit strong. I smoke it pure and also very good in blend.
Thanks!

I’ve been very pleased with all of the tobaccos I’ve purchased from your company

I’ve been very pleased with all of the tobaccos I’ve purchased from your company. Keep up the good work!

I'm buying this over and over again.

Every time I get it it's absolutely perfect. It's in my regular rotation. I put 20% light fire cured in all my cigarette blends. At that ratio you get enough smokiness and it leaves enough room to add all the other good stuff. My last order came well packaged as usual with all the necessary paperwork on the box to facilitate a smooth border crossing. I've had both the light and the dark and even if both are excellent, I prefer the light. It's more forgiving if you're not accurate mixing it in and it doesn't have that molasses sweetness like the dark, just the smoky taste. The tobacco itself is pretty neutral in taste but high in nicotine. At 20% ratio to achieve the desired smokiness a pound goes a long way. I actually make my cigarettes a week in advance because the smoky aroma infuses in the cigarette tubes when you put them in an airtight container. When you pick up the cigarette you get that nice camp fire smell on the cigarette before lighting it up and as you smoke it.