La Aurora^® 115th Anniversary

Much like wine, as tobacco is aged, it has more time to develop its palate for a richer, smoother smoking experience. Cigars crafted with vintage tobacco are more luxurious due to their rarity, and the time it has taken waiting for the tobacco to be just right.

Find the shoulder of the cigar, or where the curved part of the cigar begins to straighten out—this is where you’ll make your cut to avoid unraveling. Then, place the head of the cigar in your cutter’s opening, closing the blades just enough to hold the cigar in place. Double check to ensure you are cutting exactly on the shoulder, and then quickly and confidently make your cut.

A seed from Sumatra grown in Ecuador for great balance. Typically Sumatra tobacco features subtle notes of cinnamon, earthiness, and nectar nuances.