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 Sunday, July 19, 2026



When I was in Arizona I smoked a lot of cigars with natural, light brown, wrappers as opposed to dark brown, madurao wrappers.
I smoke a lot of cigars with maduro wrappers which have been tasting more and more bitter to me lately. I haven't found a lot of cigars with natural wrappers which are more girthful. I love a larger sized cigar like Asylum 13s and La Flor Dominicana Diggers but they all have maduro wrappers.  I'd like to find a more mondo sized one with a natural wrapper. 

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