Connecticut wrapped cigars are often favorites of cigar aficionados, long-time smokers, and even cigar noobs! Connecticut leaf wrapped cigars does not necessarily mean that the tobacco leaf used for the wrapper is grown in Connecticut. Instead, it is grown from a Connecticut seed, grown in many of the most famous regions in the Dominican, Honduras, Ecuador, and more. Different variations arise from the Connecticut seed such as the Ecuadorian Connecticut leaf, Connecticut Shade, and more!

Within this collection of Connecticut wrapped cigars there are affordable bundles such as the Odyssey Connecticut line and Quorum Shade Grown line. Some of the world's most famous premium cigars such as Rocky Patel Vintage 1999 and Macanudo Café. And bring some size and shape variety into your life with the always unique Nub Connecticut line or the Drew Estate Undercrown Shade Coronet Tin.

Q: What is the most common cigar wrapper?

A: Connecticut: a Connecticut cigar wrapper is one of the most recognizable and well-known wrappers, and perhaps the most significant American-sourced wrapper for premium cigars. Other common cigar wrappers include Corojo, Maduro, Oscuro, Claro, and more!

Q: What is a Connecticut wrapper on a cigar?

A: Connecticut shade tobacco is a tobacco often grown under shade in the Connecticut River Valley of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and southern Vermont. Though many manufacturers grow Connecticut seeds in other countries, one of the most popular locations where they are grown is Ecuador.

Q: What is a cigar wrapper called?

A: Premium cigars can come in a myriad of different colors with terms such as ‘Claro’ and ‘Connecticut’. These terms specifically reference what is known as the wrapper, or the cigar’s outmost leaf.

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