La Aurora Cigars

Tabacalera La Aurora's 107 year history has been celebrated in the creation of La Aurora 107 Gran 107 Natural cigars. Guillermo Leon blended select Nicaraguan and Dominican long fillers with a Dominican binder, all rolled into a lush Ecuadorian-grown wrapper to create this medium-bodied masterpiece. Woody and peppery at first, the flavors evolve into more creamy, earthy and nutty notes, accompanied by hints of nutmeg, cinnamon and caramel. In sum, a luxurious and complex smoke. Celebrate 107 years of cigar making excellence by trying a box today.

In honor of Tabacalera La Aurora's 107 years in business, Guillermo Leon crafted the La Aurora 107 Robusto Natural cigars. A blend of Nicaraguan and Dominican long fillers, a Dominican binder and Ecuadorian-grown wrappers create a medium-bodied cigar that starts off woody and peppery, then moves into nutmeg, cinnamon and caramel notes. This is a rich and complex smoke worthy of the occasion; celebrate the legacy with a box today!

La Aurora 107 Toro Natural cigars were crafted to commemorate Tabacalera La Aurora's long-standing tradition of 107 years in the business. Handcrafted by Guillermo Leon, these medium-bodied cigars combine select Nicaraguan and Dominican long fillers with a Dominican binder, all rolled into an Ecuadorian-grown wrapper. As you kick off your experience, a woody and peppery profile will be awaiting you; as the smoke progresses, creamy, earthy and nutty nuances will emerge along with hints of nutmeg, cinnamon and caramel. Summing up, this is a rich-tasting and complex cigar - grab a box today and celebrate 107 years of outstanding achievements in cigar making!

A flawless and flavorful Corojo wrapper commemorates La Aurora Cigars' first use of this rich tobacco leaf in 1962.

In 1962, La Aurora Cigars used a rich-tasting Corojo leaf for the first time in its cigars, resulting in a flawless and flavorful wrapper.

The La Aurora 1987 cigars are named after the year La Aurora Cigars began using Connecticut shade wrappers.

The La Aurora 1987 cigars are named after the year La Aurora Cigars first used Connecticut shade wrapper on their premium cigars.

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La Aurora ADN Dominicano, which translates to 'Dominican DNA', was initially exclusive to the Dominican Republic. However, it is now available in the USA! This cigar features a remarkable tobacco leaf called Andullo, which has an ageing process unique to the Dominican Republic - as opposed to other tobaccos typically aged by hanging from rafters and placed in pilones. Instead, after harvesting, they are twisted into Yaguas - palm seed pods - and gently rotated throughout the ageing process. The cigar is comprised of a veiny Dominican wrapper, a Cameroonian binder and an array of fillers including Andullo, Nicaraguan, Dominican Cibao and Pennsylvania tobaccos. It's medium-full bodied with hints of cinnamon, spice, cherry toast, fruit and black pepper. From its blend to its distinctive ageing method topped off with its own iconic ring adorned with the Dominican flag; this smoke is a beautiful homage to the Dominican Republic!

Today, your friends at La Aurora present you with a Cigar History lesson. In order to age ADN Dominicano cigars, a very hard-to-grow strain of tobacco called Andullo is wrapped like a rope in palm or yucca leaves (called 'yaguas') rather than using the traditional Dominican fermentation process of building and turning tobacco hands in pilons.

Today, your friends at La Aurora bring you a Cigar History lesson. In La Aurora ADN Dominicano cigars, an age-old Dominican fermentation process is employed that eliminates the usual building and turning of tobacco hands in pilons; instead, the tobacco is wrapped like a rope in palm leaves (called 'yaguas') or hard-to-grow strains of tobacco called Andullo.

Your friends at La Aurora bring you a history lesson of cigars today. As part of La Aurora ADN Dominicano cigars, an old Dominican fermentation process is employed that goes beyond the usual building and turning of tobacco hands in pilons. Instead, a hard-to-grow tobacco strain called Andullo is wrapped like a rope in palms or yucca leaves (called 'yaguas') to age.

It was originally created in the Dominican Republic's oldest continuous cigar factory, which has been producing cigars since 1903. Only 200,000 La Aurora Preferidos are produced every year, making them one of the world's most sought after cigars!