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Premium cigars typically come in wood boxes; many come in Spanish cedar boxes.  Cigars are individually placed in boxes (usually of 25 cigars) with the bands aligned, and can be packaged with ribbons, paper cushion, cedar inserts, quality control documents, and marketing propaganda, before being sealed.  In addition, many cigars come with additional packaging such as cedar or tissue paper sleeves, tubes, cellophane, or even double banding.  After boxing, cigars can be aged further or shipped directly to distributors and Tobacconists.

 

Cellophane
Cellophane is a thin, flexible, transparent cellulose material made from wood pulp. A Cellophane sleeve will inhibit the loss of moisture from a cigar while it is out of the humidor. In addition, it will protect the delicate wrapper leaf from hazardous contact. Most Premium cigar manufacturers outside of Cuba use cellophane as an extra measure of protection.
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TU  Educational Reserve  Robusto 
5x50 rg | Parejo | Maduro | Box: 20
Handcrafted In: Nica. | Wrapper: Nica. Piloto Cubano
Binder: Nica. Habano | Filler 1: Nica. Habano
Filler 2: Nica. Piloto Cubano |  Filler 3: Nica. Piloto Cubano
Filler 4: Nica. Piloto Cubano | 

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