Fire Cured
"I like the fire cured cigars, but prefer the Kentucky fire cured sweets. The sweets I give 5 stars."

Kentucky Fire Cured is not something new to the world of tobacco, as it has been grown for over 200 years. Easily compared to the smokey taste attributed to a peaty scotch, the KFC picks up nuances of the roasted hickory, oak or maple wood.
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Kentucky Fire Cured
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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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"I like the fire cured cigars, but prefer the Kentucky fire cured sweets. The sweets I give 5 stars."
"I've had these once or twice before and I think ranked them a 5. Now, rank them a 3, mostly out of disappointment. The first one or two times I had the mollys the fire cured flavor, which I enjoy, was strong. My other favs, which I compare the fat mollys to are parodi amezzati. They are very smokey, but not as refined as the mollys... But this time, the Molly's taste was good, refined, yet the fire cured flavor was weak. Maybe the batch? Anyway, I'll try them one more time and make my final determination.."