Common Filler Origins Filler blends are often composed of tobaccos from multiple countries: Nicaragua: Spicy, earthy, bold Dominican Republic: Smooth, woody, nutty Honduras: Peppery, leathery, rich Brazil: Sweet, aromatic, unique aroma Cuba: Balanced, creamy, complex (in Cuban cigars) Mexico: Earthy, with a dry finish What Priming Means for Filler Filler tobacco is classified by priming , or the level on the tobacco plant where the leaf is harvested
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