hello
I try this interesting method ( from germany )for quick fermentation of some virginia and burly leafs ( i got the tobacco leaves from a relative, this season i will grow my own tobacco and this was a test ), :
sprinkled cured leaves with honey water (1 tablespoon of honey to 0,5 liter of water), then placed one leaf at a time, and compressed. Then from the pile of some leaves ( 20 - 30) a roll is formed and rolled firmly in wax paper. The role is for 3 hours at 50°C - 55°C in the oven after that the leaves are restacked, the roll is unpacked again, the inner leaves are placed outside, rolled again and again pushed for 3 hours in the oven. If necessary, the sheets are again wetted with water and honey. I repeated process 5 times, until the roll gives off a subtle, pleasant scent of raisins ( i love smell of raisins). Then they are spread out to dry and cut, i put tobacco in glass jar to rest for at least 1 month. I sprinkled some treated cut tobacco with jagermeister and put him in plastic bag on heater for furder fermentation ( I told my wife that this is a hunters tobacco n.1 ))).
sorry for my english
I try this interesting method ( from germany )for quick fermentation of some virginia and burly leafs ( i got the tobacco leaves from a relative, this season i will grow my own tobacco and this was a test ), :
sprinkled cured leaves with honey water (1 tablespoon of honey to 0,5 liter of water), then placed one leaf at a time, and compressed. Then from the pile of some leaves ( 20 - 30) a roll is formed and rolled firmly in wax paper. The role is for 3 hours at 50°C - 55°C in the oven after that the leaves are restacked, the roll is unpacked again, the inner leaves are placed outside, rolled again and again pushed for 3 hours in the oven. If necessary, the sheets are again wetted with water and honey. I repeated process 5 times, until the roll gives off a subtle, pleasant scent of raisins ( i love smell of raisins). Then they are spread out to dry and cut, i put tobacco in glass jar to rest for at least 1 month. I sprinkled some treated cut tobacco with jagermeister and put him in plastic bag on heater for furder fermentation ( I told my wife that this is a hunters tobacco n.1 ))).
sorry for my english