Rick Meerapfel, the name behind the Cameroon wrapper
With a
unique and incomparable flavor, blending spicy-sweet, chocolatey and
coffee-like tones that bring a toasty, crisp aroma and silky feel to the experience,
the Cameroon cape is one of the rarest, most prestigious and expensive wrappers
in the world. Some believe it is the most exclusive wrapper on the planet.
Do you know the leaves for cigars wrappers? Part 2
Do you know the leaves for cigar wrappers? Part 1
The leaves
used for cigar wrappers, also known as "binders" or
"wrappers," are carefully grown, harvested and processed because they
play an important role in the flavor, aroma and overall appearance of a cigar.
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Montecristo,
one of the most famous brands in the world, is made today in the Dominican
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Although it
is true that there is no agreement among experts on the effect of the wrapper
on the flavor and aroma of a cigar, everyone is aware that it defines its
external appearance, which is why it has great weight in the buyer's decision.