Another thing I realized was that tobacco grown for cigars is either for filler, binder, or wrapper, which is not the case for cigarretes. Maybe the stuff they can grow here doesn't make wrappers or something.
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Another thing I realized was that tobacco grown for cigars is either for filler, binder, or wrapper, which is not the case for cigarretes. Maybe the stuff they can grow here doesn't make wrappers or something.
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From my understanding there is a lot of rappers that are US grown.Originally Posted by WhiteWidow
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Weak, dude
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Silky Smooth
hehe, It was a slow day at the office
But seriously, a lot of the wrappers used for cigars are U.S. Conneticut broadleaf for example.
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Cuba originated in the Pacific and migrated to where it is now over the course of time. IMO, The rich dark soil is probably due to volcanic activity and what gives the tobacco its flavors.
NC tobacco is for cigs and not suitable for cigars.
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