Our Wrapper Portfolio:

Connecticut

Color: Light Golden (Claro)
Strength: Mild–Medium

Connecticut wrapper, typically grown in the United States or Ecuador under shade, is known for its smooth texture and light tone.

Flavor Profile:
• Creamy texture
• Cedar wood
• Fresh hay or dry grass
• Light nuts (such as almond)
• Subtle buttery sweetness

Recognized for its smooth and balanced character. Often considered an ideal morning cigar and well suited for beginners or those who prefer a lighter profile.

Sumatra Ecuador

Color: Copper–Rosado
Strength: Mild–Medium

Grown in Ecuador from Indonesian Sumatra seed, benefiting from humid and cloudy conditions.

Flavor Profile:
• Soft spice
• Light coffee or black tea
• Cedar
• Dry hay
• Mild natural sweetness
• Occasional cinnamon or nutmeg notes

Balanced and elegant, offering complexity without dominance. Suitable for morning or mid-day smoking, particularly for those who enjoy refined yet smooth flavor development.

Habano Rosado

Color: Copper with Rosado Tone
Strength: Medium–Full

A Habano seed wrapper processed to achieve a reddish copper hue.

Flavor Profile:
• Light white pepper at the start
• Leather
• Cedar
• Gradual caramel sweetness
• Occasional toasted bread or dry cocoa

A balanced profile between lighter and darker wrappers. Appropriate for afternoon or early evening smoking when a fuller yet controlled experience is desired.

Habano Natural

Color: Medium Brown (Colorado)
Strength: Medium–Full

Typically grown from Cuban-seed Habano in Nicaragua or Ecuador.

Flavor Profile:
• Black pepper and moderate spice
• Leather and cedar
• Natural tobacco sweetness
• Dark coffee finish

Often described as a classic Cuban-style profile outside of Cuba. Well suited for after lunch or evening, particularly alongside strong coffee or aged spirits.

Habano Maduro

Color: Dark Brown, Oil-Rich
Strength: Full

Extended fermentation deepens color and natural oils.

Flavor Profile:
• Dark cocoa
• Roasted espresso
• Burnt caramel
• Molasses sweetness
• Leather and black spice
• Warm earthy background

Rich and concentrated with evolving sweetness. Best enjoyed in the evening or after a substantial meal, often paired with espresso or aged whiskey.

San Andrés (Mexico)

Color: Dark Brown to Oscuro
Strength: Medium–Full

Mexican San Andrés tobacco is known for its distinctive richness.

Flavor Profile:
• Dark chocolate
• Roasted coffee
• Earthy undertones
• Natural sweetness

Favored for depth and warmth. Particularly suitable for evening smoking or after dinner due to its rich and heavy character.

Cameroon

Color: Colorado Claro (Light Brown with Orange Hue)
Strength: Mild–Medium

Grown in West Africa, known for delicate texture.

Flavor Profile:
• Sweet spice (cinnamon, nutmeg)
• Cedar
• Toasted nuts
• Light caramel
• Clean and aromatic finish

Elegant and aromatic in character. Often preferred earlier in the day or before noon for those seeking a refined yet gentle experience.

Understanding Strength, Color, and Character...

The wrapper is the defining visual and flavor component of a cigar.
Different wrapper leaves influence strength, aroma, sweetness, and overall smoking character.

Below is a classification of wrapper types used in our portfolio.