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Criollo Criollo translates into English as "native leaf" and, in the Cuban tradition, refers to Cuban-seed tobacco grown in Cuba, though now refers to tobaccos that are native to a country and grown in that country, meaning you can find Criollo leaf in most any tobacco-producing country, though most commonly this leaf is grown in Honduras and Nicaragua