Ecuadorian binder cigars in Dubai are gathered here: 65 cigars held together by a binder leaf grown in Ecuador, the layer beneath the wrapper that shapes how a cigar burns and draws. It is a useful cross-house view of one part of the leaf at Habanora.
Tabanero has the most cigars here, followed by La Aurora, Marcus Daniel, Gurkha, E.P. Carrillo and El Septimo. From La Aurora come the Corojo 1962, the Cameroon 1903 and the Barrel Aged by Karl Malone, each from Robusto to Churchill. Gurkha brings the Prize Fighter, the Castle Hall Connecticut and the Year of the Snake by Ernesto Perez-Carrillo. E.P. Carrillo adds the Pledge Apogee and the La Historia E-III, and El Septimo adds sizes from its Sacred Arts line.
Because the binder is shared, compare cigars that differ in wrapper. A Connecticut, a Corojo and a Cameroon wrapper over the same Ecuadorian binder show how much the outer leaf changes the smoke. Then choose the size: Robusto for a shorter sitting, Toro and Gran Toro for balance, Churchill for a long evening.
Compare with Ecuadorian wrapper cigars, explore La Aurora Barrel Aged, or see the full range in Tabanero.
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