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Manny · 06-24-2004, 09:40 PM

As I try more and more cigars, I'm learning about my personal tastes, but I'm not exactly sure how to describe them. Basically, I don't much like anything that has what I call a "plain old cigar" taste. Most of the cigars I like the best are identified as maduros, criollos, or Cameroons. I have also enjoyed the CAO Brazilias, and the few cigars I've had that have been explicitly identified as "sun grown." Cigars other than these types are ones that I don't usually enjoy as much.

My question is, is it accurate to say that I don't tend to like cigars with a "natural" wrapper? Or does "natural" just refer to the color, and could a sun-grown or Cameroon wrapper qualify as "natural"? Is there a better way to describe it?

Thanks!

06-24-2004, 09:40 PM	#1
Manny Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 154	Wrapper terminology question As I try more and more cigars, I'm learning about my personal tastes, but I'm not exactly sure how to describe them. Basically, I don't much like anything that has what I call a "plain old cigar" taste. Most of the cigars I like the best are identified as maduros, criollos, or Cameroons. I have also enjoyed the CAO Brazilias, and the few cigars I've had that have been explicitly identified as "sun grown." Cigars other than these types are ones that I don't usually enjoy as much. My question is, is it accurate to say that I don't tend to like cigars with a "natural" wrapper? Or does "natural" just refer to the color, and could a sun-grown or Cameroon wrapper qualify as "natural"? Is there a better way to describe it? Thanks!