Which Wrapper Do You Normally Prefer? (see Chart)

[kockroach]

Well yeah but they'll still call it cameroon if grown else where. Just like some places take connecticut shade seed and grow it elsewhere. Then they just simple call it connecticut shade with a national specifier.

I was saying also, as it is given the name of where it comes from....so whether it is actually grown there, or from seed of plants from there. Much like you can have cuban seed tobacco. Should have clarified.

 

[whodeeni]

and what about Habano, and Ecuador Sumatra?
Do you consider Sungrown to be Colorado for the
purpose of this survey?

 

[kockroach]

The options in the poll are color based. You could have a wrapper poll that asks do you prefer shade-grown, cloud-grown or sun-grown. You could ask about specific seed types: Habano 2000, Criollo 98, Corojo, Sumatran, Connecticut, Cameroon, etc.

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

no rosado?

Please see - Corojo or Colorado - Distinctive reddish-brown (also called Rosado)

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

I would be somewhat careful using specific types of wrapper leaves to describe a color. For example, Corojo cannot be found in just a colorado shade. Depending on fermentation, it can result in varying colors (and ultimately flavors imparted). A good example is Don Pepin's cigars. The Series JJ and Series JJ Maduro are both Corojo wrapper leaves. So is the El Rey de los Habanos...and that one is a Rosado Claro, which is lighter in color than the JJ.

I agree, this is just a general guide.

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

and what about Habano, and Ecuador Sumatra?
Do you consider Sungrown to be Colorado for the
purpose of this survey?

Not really, because a few of these wrappers can be grown in full sun. But, if a sun grown wrapper is what you really look for. I would except it as an answer in the "other" column.

 

[GoingPostal]

man depends on my mood but generally it's either a natural or maduro. but never rule out a cigar based on a wrapper.

 

[danthebugman]

I try to keep trying all kinds plus you never know when someone will make a great cigar with the wrapper you usually don't smoke.

:thumbsup:

Dan

 

[5280Duc]

Cameroon always seems to be my favorite. But I have had several others that were very good.

 

[Clint]

For me, it's the overall experience of the cigar that I value, regardless of the wrapper.

I know some seek out certain wrappers exclusively, and that's fine.

I will not reject a cigar nor search for a cigar solely based on it's wrapper.

...My 2 cents!

 

[Angry Bill]

You forgot Broadleaf ... .. Now you talking baby!

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

...My 2 cents!

Where did you get 2 cents?

I don't think you have any sense at all.:ccool:

 

[LiLo]

You forgot Broadleaf ... .. Now you talking baby!

that would fall under maduro or oscuro. i choose maduro. Definitely my favorite.

 

[cholmes8310]

I chose other... PA Broadleaf. May be covered by Maduro, but I wasn't totally sure how it was classified.

 

[Carpe diGar]

Like splitting hairs! Cameroon and Maduro are the top two for me - would be interested in trying claro wrappers - no experience with them -

 

[ninjafox99]

I picked Maduro, but Camaroon is a close second.

x2 for me

 

[mcmoyer]

Cameroon!

:smokingbo

 

[frenchbro]

colorado maduro

 

[Fourtotheflush]

Im the only Claro - I think of this as your standard CT wrapper.....
Totally my favorite growing through cigars, but moving more toward Habano & Maduro!:computer:

 

[Fourtotheflush]

Like splitting hairs! Cameroon and Maduro are the top two for me - would be interested in trying claro wrappers - no experience with them -

I think of claro as a CT wrapper... I think I learned that from Jozer.