Wrapper

Wrapper

A tobacco leaf of varying quality that's wrapped around the finished bunch and binder to complete the cigar. Leaves with elasticity are used to restrain the filler within the cigar. Good wrappers usually have no visible veins. colours vary due to the maturing process.

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