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from the center, San Vicente Ligero , T-13, Corojo 99 Viso, Criollo 98 Viso fillers. 3 lamina with 2 veins from PA and Vuelta Abajo binders with Criollo 98, WLT San Andres and Jalapa Rosado Wrappers.
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Originally Posted by Marc L, post: 27860, member: 56
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So how hard was it to roll a culebra? How many tries?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc L
My first one was without a mold. I was aiming for the DE Medusa look and it worked. It had a looser binding then what is normal. My first molded one did not work because of over filling. This one is with a mold. The other consideration is braiding while it is still wet.
What has Candela, Criollo 98 and Jalapa wrappers. 1) San Vicente ligero/Corojo 99 viso/T-13 with PA/San Andreas Binders? And 2) Criollo 98 Viso/Condega Viso with a Vuelta Abajo binder? And 3) Cibao Vuelta Abajo Ligero/Condega Viso/Cibao Corojo Viso with a mata fina binder?
That's easy. Medusa.
The real question is, which wrappers wrap which filler combos?
I think it's cool wonder if you did same filler with different wrappers to see how they are different
Usually the wrapper is enough to make a difference.
Usually changing the binder is enough to make the difference.
Changing any one component can make or brake it.
There will always be a dominant leaf.
Sometimes they don't play together well and sometimes they can create a certain kind of distinctness together.