Ever notice cigars packed with wax paper embossed with spiderweb pattern?
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Ever notice cigars packed with wax paper that is embossed with a spiderweb pattern? I've had this style of wax paper packaging come with my cigars a few times now. Twice inside a box and once wrapped around a mazo but of a different color. Each time they were from the Dominican Republic. You ever noticed this? I'm just curious now that there's a bit of a pattern developing. Is this used in just one factory perhaps? Or one country? Strange curiosity I know. But I thought I'd ask.
Here's an example with a pic on ccom. Fonseca Arana.
http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewCigar.asp?brand=935
Here's an example with a pic on ccom. Fonseca Arana.
http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewCigar.asp?brand=935
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Manuel Quesada uses it I know, specifically on the Arana, and inside a few boxes of different brands I've seen it. Fonseca etc. even some bundles. I think its just a thing he uses, but maybe more factories use it, or maybe its just one factory making several brands that uses it. I'm sure someone else can give us a definite answer.
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Fuente uses it too. The box of Sun Grown double chateau has it.
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Pretty sure it is the same as what the Edgar Hoil comes wrapped in!
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Those are Nicaraguan. Oh well. Guess it's pretty common paper.mmccartneydc:Pretty sure it is the same as what the Edgar Hoil comes wrapped in!
