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General Wrapper Color Classifications
COLOR SELECTING

After the Añejamiento process, cigars will be sorted by Wrapper Color and shade: this process is called Color Selecting.  This packaging step is also another Quality Control process where damaged or imperfect cigars will be quarantined; so that every box of cigars has consistent and perfect Wrappers.  Color Selecting is a tedious and challenging skill which contributes immensely to the visual appeal of every open cigar box.

 

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