Using your own leaf allows you to learn and adapt to your very specific palette. With time and practice, you can find the ultimate experience perfectly designed for you. Your skills and tastes will mature over time, and so will your expertise in the art of...

For those of you wondering if there is a difference between whole leaf tobacco and cigarette tobacco, the short answer is “yes”. There are some key differences between whole leaf tobacco and the tobacco used in cigarettes. Both pipe smoking and cigarette smoking have...

Although tobacco has been a cash crop in America for a long time, it was first discovered by Mesoamerican people. Tobacco is native to the North and South American continents but wasn’t known to the rest of the world until European explorers in the 15th and 16th...

Tobacco users who are looking for the best smoking experience will find it in using whole leaf tobacco. Some of the benefits of using whole leaf over pre-rolled tobacco include lower cost, no added chemicals, and the enjoyment of the hands-on experience of rolling...

Proper cigar storage is essential to enjoying the best smoking experience. Keeping your cigars at proper temperature, humidity level, and light exposure will not only make your cigars taste better but also that good taste will last longer. The ideal storage scenario...

Why Should You Process Your Own Whole Leaf Tobacco at Home? Did you know it’s unbelievably easy to shred your own whole leaf tobacco? Why pay for pre-shredded leaf when you can buy whole leaf tobacco and shred it when you need it? The process is easy and fun, and you...

Your customers come to you for your expertise and expansive selection. Make sure your store is always ready with our discounted wholesale orders of all-natural whole leaf tobacco. Ordering in bulk can save you money, keep your shelves brimming with high-quality...

Roll your own cigars to cultivate an experience that caters to your specific tastes. You can tap into the tradition of whole leaf tobacco in a more personalized, cost-efficient way. Ingredients - To begin, you must select your three types of leaf: wrappers, binders,...

Tobacco that is sealed in a package of some sort normally stays fresh on the shelf for approximately two years. Once a package seal is broken, however, the tobacco begins to dry out, affecting the flavor. Fresh tobacco is the goal, but many tobacco users aren’t sure...