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Tobacco leaves are harvested and aged using a process that combines account of heat and semidarkness to reduce babe and hose content without causing the large leaves to rot. This first part of the process, called curing, takes between 25 and 45 days and varies substantially based upon climatic conditions as well as the construction of sheds or barns familiar with to store harvested tobacco. The curing course is manipulated based upon the type of tobacco, and the desired color of the leaf. The second component of the process, called fermentation, is carried out Padron Cigars under conditions designed to cure the leaf die slowly and gracefully. Temperature and humidity are controlled to ensure that the leaf continues to ferment, without rotting or disintegrating. This is where the flavor, burning, and aroma characteristics are primarily brought out in the leaf.