https://www.leafonly.com/fronto-leaf It seems like I get at least several calls a day asking one popular question… What kind of Fronto leaves do you carry? I usually reply, “There’s 5 or 6 different kinds, it depends on your personal preference, but I will explain the differences to you and help you figure out exactly what… Continue Reading
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We have every kind of fronto leaf tobacco known to mankind... and plenty of it!
QB52 is one of most sought after kinds of fronto leaf in New York City! It is considered to be a medium darkness wrapper grade leaf.
![Aged QB52 Fronto [DARK]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/aged-fronto-leaf-icon.jpg){kind=icon}
This leaf has been aged MUCH longer than the regular QB-52 Fronto Wrapper, to make it a beautiful dark chocolate brown color.
![QB52 Fronto [DARK]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/qb52-fronto-dark-2013.jpg)
QB52 Fronto Dark is a darker version of the standard QB52, and is an excellent wrapper grade leaf for those who prefer a bit stronger / bolder smoke.
![QB52 Fronto Leaf [L]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/QB52-fronto-leaf-L-icon.jpg){kind=icon}
The QB52 Fronto Leaf (L) is a slightly darker version of the standard QB52 tobacco leaf, but it's mostly used for 'grabba' because most of it is not wrapper grade.
Connecticut Fronto is known for higher quality, and is normally used as a high grade cigar wrapper leaf.
This grade of Connecticut Fronto leaf is grown from a havana seed and has a comparable consistency to the CT Fronto Leaf [M-27], but the Havana seed it is grown from gives it a slightly different flavor profile.
![Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [GR]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/2012-DAC-GR1-icon.jpg){kind=icon}
This variety of Dark Air Cured Fronto is excellent for use cigar binder & filler. It has dark & strong properties that make it ideal for Grabba Leaf use.
This kind of Dark Air Cured Fronto leaf is very similar to the Dark Air Cured (GR), except that they are a bit milder. Great for use as cigar binder & filler!
![Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [CLO]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Aged-DAC-Fronto-iconic.jpg)
This fronto leaf is grown in Canada, and is a high quality cigar wrapper leaf that can also be used for cigar binder. It is larger in size, but lighter than the Dark Air Cured (GR) & (ALO).
![Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [H]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/dark-air-cured-fronto-h-smaller.jpg)
The Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [H] is a higher quality, sorted version of our Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [CLO] that has a consistent milk chocolate brown color throughout each bundle.
![Dark Air Cured Fronto [J1]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/dark-air-cured-fronto-j1-250.jpg)
The Fronto / Dark Air Cured (J1) is often a very dark, very thick air cured tobacco leaf that was grown southwest of Louisville, in Kentucky, USA. This leaf is often one of the largest, and one of the darkest leaves we carry!
![Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [W1]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/fronto-dark-air-cured-w1-250.png)
The Fronto / Dark Air Cured (W1) is a dark and thick tobacco leaf that is also air cured to perfection. The W1 Grade name signifies that it was grown in Tennessee, USA.
![Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [O]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/dark-air-cured-fronto-leaf-o-250.jpg)
The dark air cured tobacco leaf has a bold and beautiful dark color like a maduro leaf, and it has unforgettable dark red and brown tones which will darken more over time.
![Dark Air Cured Fronto Leaf [LL]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/2011-dark-air-cured-icon.jpg){kind=icon}
These dark air cured fronto leaves are aged and have become darker and more chocolate in color over time. Dark air cured tobacco leaves are similar to what is used in the Caribbean.
These kind of dark air cured fronto is truly aged to perfection, and have become super chocolatey in color. Not 100% wrapper, but excellent for use as 'grabba'.
The Dominican Fronto Leaf varies in color, but is generally a darker leaf with smooth to medium strength and small veins. Classic Dominican flavor!
One of the darkest varieties of fronto that money can buy! It has a pungent, smoky flavor from the famous fire curing process. Very large & thick leaves!
![Light Fire Cured Fronto Leaf [VA]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Light-Fire-Cured-Fronto-Leaf-icon.jpg){kind=icon}
A mellower, lighter version of the fire cured fronto leaf. It has many uses besides cigar rolling / smoking, such as chewing tobacco & snuff making.
![Light Fire Cured Fronto Leaf [P]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/light-fire-cured-fronto-leaf-P-250.jpg)
The Light Fire Cured (P) Tobacco Leaf is often described as a really nice ground between the Dark Air Cured and Dark Fire Cured fronto leaves that are also so popular with our fronto leaf customers.
![Light Fire Cured Fronto Leaf [R]](https://www.wholeaf.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/light-fire-cured-fronto-leaf-R-250.jpg)
The Light Fire Cured (R) Tobacco Leaf is often described as a really nice ground between the Dark Air Cured and Dark Fire Cured fronto leaves that are also so popular with our fronto leaf customers.