Dyes
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there are some old threads with info. use the search window if you can find it i would link a few myself but i'm short on
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It's not really a dye but a nicotine wash. It came into fashion back during the boom when manufacturers couldn't keep up with demand and resorted to this method to get their product out before it had been fully fermented or to make the wrappers appear more uniform in color. I had a fellow in the biz once told me that if the wrapper is black then it's been washed but I can't say that's a fact.1