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Candela:
A
green color that was first popularized in the U.S. in the 1800's
and early 1900's.
Claro:
Pale to light brown, this is the classic color of a Connecticut
shade grown tobacco wrapper. This color can also be referred to as
natural.
Colorado
Claro:
Darker
brown in color and similar to a Cameroon wrapper from West Africa.
Colorado:
A
reddish brown wrapper most often seen in well-aged and mature
cigars.
Colorado
Maduro:
A dark brown wrapper, usually seen on cigars produced in Honduras,
Nicaragua and sometimes in Cuba.
Double
Claro:
A
greenish-brown wrapper that produces a somewhat light and bland
taste.
Maduro:
A dark, almost coffee-like color associated with full flavored and
slightly sweet-tasting cigars.
Oscuro:
Very dark, strong-flavored wrapper produced in Mexico, Brazil and
Nicaragua.
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