Havana Leaf

When you light it, the wrap isn't just a vessel—it's the flavor. The orientation of the tobacco leaf contributes greatly to what your smoke tastes, burns, and feels like. From the earth it's been cultivated in to how it's been cured, every process along the way infuses the final flavor blunt wraps  with a distinct signature. The Influence of Soil and Climate Leaves of the tobacco plant are a representation of where the plant is grown. Rich, well-fertilized soil gives leaves more full-bodied, richer tastes, but light or sandy soil can produce a lighter taste. Weather also plays a role. Sunny, hot weather produces leaves with more pungent aroma, and cooler or wet weather can produce smooth, mild tastes. As with wine grapes, the "terroir" determines the character of the leaf. Leaf Shape and Size Different parts of the world grow different kinds of tobacco. Each variety has a natural taste, burn, and texture. Some leaves are sweet while others have an earthy or pe...

When you're looking for the perfect tobacco leaf wrap, the number of styles, textures, and flavors available will simply overwhelm you. But, if you ever pay attention, you’ll notice that tobacco leaf wholesalers  have the most diverse and surprising collections. It's not about buying in bulk—it's simply about getting your hands on wraps you never even knew existed. 1.  Access to Global Sourcing Wholesalers deal with suppliers from a range of nations, so you have access to wraps of tobaccos cultivated in diverse atmospheres. What this does for you is let you try out anything from silky-smooth Dominican leaves to pungent, full-bodied African types without having to make a trip to several stores. 2.  One-of-a-Kind Styles You Won't Find on the Shelf Some wrap styles do not even make it onto the shelves of big-box retailers. That is because smaller retailers are holding on to what sells best, but wholesalers can stock more niche or test styles. That would include odd cuts, s...