Native Americans were already successfully growing and harvesting tobacco in the Connecticut Valley when the first European settlers arrived there way back in the 1630s
Even if you took the exact same tobaccos, ribbon cut them, and blended them together loosely the flavor experience would not be the same
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Illegal tobacco cultivation can have significant consequences, both from a legal and health perspective