A Claro wrapper is a light-colored cigar wrapper, usually grown in the Connecticut River Valley of Ecuador or Connecticut. It has an oily sheen and is characterized by its mild flavor. Claro wrappers are typically used for milder cigars, providing a smooth smoke with some sweetness to it.
A Cameroon wrapper is darker in color than a Claro wrapper and provides a richer flavor to the cigar. These wrappers come from African countries such as Cameroon and Nigeria and often have more of an intense taste due to their thicker veins which hold more oil and natural sugars. They also tend to be slightly spicier than Claros, although still quite mild compared to other types of wrappers like Maduros or Oscuros. The overall effect of this type of wrapper is usually one that imparts complexity and depth to the smoking experience, making them popular among experienced cigar smokers who enjoy fuller flavors.