A type of Cuban palm tree, or the high-quality wrapper leaf from its relative the corojo palm used in making premium cigars.
Spanish word of Caribbean origin, referring to a palm species native to Cuba; the name is traditional in Spanish and reflects indigenous Caribbean language influences.
Corojo leaves are considered among the finest cigar wrappers in the world, and Cuba's specific climate creates a monopoly on this luxury—the word corojo is practically synonymous with premium cigars and Caribbean luxury.
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