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We at Sweet Cigars are devoted to offering the best sweet cigars available on the market today.  We work hard to bring you the best in service and quality while providing great deals on sweet cigars. All of our sweet cigars are shipped fresh to you.

Fun Facts
The wrappers of cigars play a major role in their sweetness. Wrapper leaves from numerous geographic areas contribute to specific tastes. This is how to set apart different cigars. The Wrapper leaf is among the most critical elements in cigar making, accounting not only for the cigar's appearance, but contributing roughly twenty percent of its taste. It is also the most costly leaf to grow and cure. The plants, called corojos, are grown particularly for premium cigar wrappers under gigantic sheets of gauze called a tapado (tent), that is where the term, shade grown originates.

The idea behind shade growing is to stop the leaves from becoming too thick and veiny, which is Ma Nature's way of safeguarding the leaf from solar beams. This is one reason a Maduro or Sun Grown leaf is thicker, darker, and frequently sweeter in flavor. Shade-grown wrappers are classified by color as ligero (light), seco (dry), visio (glossy), amarillo (yellow), medio tiempo (half texture), and quebrado (damaged). The key to a good wrapper leaf, or capa, is its flexibility and lack of veins. Wrapper leaves are usually matured from one year to eighteen months, but the longer they are aged the smoother they smoke. Some wrapper leaf is aged for so long as 3 years, which is meant to mellow out the hearty filler employed in some cigars. Wrappers come in a selection of shades from practically each corner of the planet. The country of origin and the seed from that the wrapper leaf is grown play a major role in the flavor, scent, and strength of the cigar. Many premium cigars today use wrappers grown in Ecuador, where the volcanic soil is especially fruitful and perfect for growing regularly good wrapper leaf. That is the reason why you'll regularly see the wrapper type listed as Ecuadorian Connecticut or Ecuadorian Sumatra. This implies they have utilized a Connecticut, Sumatra, or Cuban seed, dependent on the mix and grown it in Ecuador rather than in its local soil.

 

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More on Cigar Wrappers
Here are some features of wrappers found in premium cigars :

Connecticut Shade Natural : Light, golden brown, mild flavor, terribly silky in feel with a sweet odor, and the best have few veins. It is grown basically in the Windsor Valley of Connecticut, in the U.S. This leaf is also grown in Ecuador and Honduras, frequently leading to a rather more flavorsome wrapper.

Broadleaf Maduro: Extraordinarily dark black or brown, dependent on how long it's matured, with a richer, semisweet flavor and aroma. It is mostly much thicker and veinier with the higher grade leaves taking a velvety texture. Also grown in Connecticut, it is also grown in numerous other countries like Ecuador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Brazil.

Maduro wrappers: also go from mild to extremely rich, particularly the darkest of all Maduro's, the black Oscuro wrapper.

Cameroon: Dark brown, more spicy in flavor, with a friendly, sweet smell. It is grown essentially in Africa.

Claro: The lightest in flavor and color, frequently cured to keep its natural green color, therefore the term jade wrapper. Not as well liked as they were in the early-to-mid-20th century.

Sumatra: Dark brown, smooth, and mild with a flavorsome accent and a sweet, inviting odor. The Indonesian-grown wrappers are more neutral in flavor while the Ecuadorian-grown, Sumatra-seed wrappers are much richer in flavor.