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CV Corojo Oscuro Cigar Wrapper, 1lb
$53.99
Known as the “King of Wrappers”, Corojo Oscuro wrapper tends to have an oily leaf surface and a distinctive reddish-brown color.
The tobacco tends to be spicy and robust with notes of leather, cocoa, black pepper, and cedar.
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Corojo variety tobacco was originally grown in the Vuelta Abajo region of (ISOM). This Corojo Wrapper is grown in the Cibao Valley Dominican Republic and like all CV tobaccos, it is fermented for 9 months.
Known as the “King of Wrappers”, Corojo was used exclusively to wrap Cuban cigars. With a heyday in the mid-20th century, growing continued post revolution across the 20th century. The last crop of Cuban grown Corojo was harvested in 1996.
Corojo Oscuro tends to be spicy and robust with notes of leather, cocoa, black pepper, and cedar.
Corojo Oscuro wrapper tends to have an oily leaf surface and a distinctive reddish-brown color.
This is a rare opportunity to enjoy the flavors of one of the world’s most traditional cigar wrappers.
5 reviews for CV Corojo Oscuro Cigar Wrapper, 1lb
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Marc L –
Highly recommended. Rich flavor and sweet.
I’ve re-ordered this a number of times.
2 day shipping to Central Maryland.
sdaniel79.ca (verified buyers) –
These…Are…AAAAAwesome!!!!
Order just came in today and I’m stoked as $#!? On these!!!
Cheers, Don!!!
(This flashlight is cool $#!? too lol)
tullius –
Beautiful wrapper, nice sheen, good case out of the pack.
tullius –
Adding a star, this is really stunning leaf and goes a long way. Superb med robust corojo flavor, stretchy and strong, GREAT color and sheen. Very highly recommended.
jamarnewsome (verified buyers) –
I found this wrapper to be thinner than most wrappers in the bunch. Be very careful about applying too much moisture when getting ready to roll because it will tear fairly easy. I haven’t got as much flavor to my created blends all that much but im going to create something that will help it shine. The width of the two parts are fairly narrow. I would tell you to cut wider strips for larger cigars to cover the surface are. I wouldn’t recommend it for inexperienced rollers. I would tell beginners to work with Ecuador corona or Mexican San Andres for a more elastic leaf. It’s much easier to work with.