Sumatra wrappers are a type of cigar wrapper grown in the region of Sumatra, Indonesia. They tend to be medium-brown in color and have an oily sheen. Sumatran wrappers are known for their bold flavors that range from earthy to spicy, with notes of chocolate and cedar.
Nicaraguan wrappers, on the other hand, come from tobacco plants grown in Nicaragua’s fertile volcanic soil. These wrappers tend to be darker than Sumatran wrappers and feature a more intense flavor profile with hints of spice and cocoa. Nicaraguan wrappers also typically have a higher nicotine content than their Indonesian counterparts.