"Tooth describes the small, oil-filled pockets common to sun-grown, Sumatra-seed wrapper.

Cameroon wrapper is the toothiest tobacco because it is grown under direct sunlight in an area of the world where the sun is extremely strong. But tooth can also be found in wrapper from Indonesia, Mexico and Ecuador. It's generally considered very desirable because the oils in tobacco are the source of its flavor. Toothy wrapper equals oily wrapper, and often a more flavorful cigar."

-iceman

It's between Onethy and Threethy..............

"toothy" refers to the rough-textured feel of the wrapper leaf like Connecticut Broadleaf, as opposed to the silky feel of Connecticut Shade. This "toothiness" comes from tiny pimples on the leaf, that are filled with tobacco oils, and usually the result of sun-grown wrappers.

To answer your second question, toothy wrappers on cigars are a good thing. The advantage to toothy leaves are. they tend to be more oily and flavorful. Both Sumatra and Cameroon leaf are naturally toothy, and when cured properly, are sweet in flavor and very aromatic. The toothiest tobacco leaf of all is African Cameroon, but toothiness is found in wrappers from just about every tobacco-growing country.

BTW....the above is plagiarism.

Wow! Awesome and quick answers! Thank you!

Not if you say it is

i thought when they said toothy it meant to the taste..has if it was more robust and intense rather then smooth and creamy..well chit you learn something everyday..lol

Gary Busey

someone here once said something along the lines of, toothy describes a cigar that makes your mouth feel like your teeth are gonna fall out after you smoke it... that's about the best I've heard...

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That would be like Mr. Ed toothy.

Thought it was when a chick scrapes her teeth.........

Dammit you beat me to it!! Dirty minds think alike!!


Stay smokey my friends!!!