https://blog.acefour.org/tags/virginia/dark-fired-burley/ Recent content in Virginia/Dark Fired Burley on AceFour's Notebook Hugo en Sun, 09 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://blog.acefour.org/posts/memphis-broken-flake/ Sun, 09 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://blog.acefour.org/posts/memphis-broken-flake/ <p>The original <a href="https://blog.acefour.org/posts/whole-leaf-virginia-dark-fired-kentucky/">Memphis Plug</a>. Smelled like a plate of BBQ. It was Bright Virginia and Tennessee Dark Fired. I have not seen that on <a href="https://wholeleaftobacco.com">Whole Leaf Tobacco&rsquo;s</a> since then. A friend found a new supplier call <a href="https://totalleafsupply.com">Total Leaf Supply</a> that did have Tennessee Fire Cure tobacco and I jumped on that.</p> <p><img loading="lazy" src="https://blog.acefour.org/images/mbf/13.jpeg"> <img loading="lazy" src="https://blog.acefour.org/images/mbf/12.jpeg"></p> <p>You can ignore the Burley in the picture. Picked that up to try for a different blend.</p> <p>Memphis plug is 50/50 Dark Fired Tennessee and Flue Cured Virginia. The Virginia is cased with blackberry casing. This is made by mixing 100g water by weight and 100g of sugar by weight. Add a cap full of white vinegar and spoon full of Brewer&rsquo;s Best Blackberry and bring to a boil and stir until clear. Let cool and spray 2oz for 1 lb of stripped Virginia. Dark Fired tobacco needs no casing, just need to strip the main leaf vein.</p>