Tobacco Color Palette follows the warm shades of cured leaves. The range starts with lemon yellow and gold, then moves into orange-brown and deeper brown.
USDA tobacco grades use names such as lemon and orange. During curing, the leaf loses green and can finish yellow, yellowish-brown, or dark brown depending on the leaf and method.
Lemon Leaf and Cured Gold keep the palette light. Tobacco Brown forms the middle, while Deep Cured Brown and Dark Wrapper give the final two shades more weight.
