What is Burro?
A burro is a large pile of tobacco leaves that are stacked during the fermentation process. These piles, often several feet high, allow the leaves to naturally ferment, releasing unwanted gases like ammonia and developing the tobacco's flavor. The tobacco in the burro is periodically rotated to ensure even fermentation throughout the entire pile. The fermentation process is critical to producing high-quality cigar tobacco, and the careful management of the burro helps control the temperature and humidity levels needed for successful fermentation.
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