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Black Gold: Connecticut Shade Cigar Tobacco Grown in Kentucky

August 24th, 2006

Mark Barrow sells his Kentucky Black Gold stogies across the commonwealth. He grows the tobacco in Trimble County. (By Byron Crawford, The Courier-Journal)Think that the only place in the United States where good cigar tobacco can be grown is Connecticut?

If so, you are mistaken.

Deep in the Bluegrass State, in an area more known for thoroughbred horses and fine bourbon, something unusual is happening. Some fine cigar wrapper tobacco is being grown because of the vision and efforts of Mark Barrow, a man who decided to try something no one else had tried.

“I think Kentucky’s heritage is tobacco, bourbon and fast horses, and I want to keep all three of them going,” said Barrow.

Mark Barrow is not just a visionary. He is a visionary who has succeeded.

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