La Aurora 107

The 107 Ecuador is La Aurora’s Sumatra‑wrapped take inside the anniversary 107 family. Built with a sun‑grown Ecuador Sumatra covering over a Dominican Cibao binder and a filler drawn from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Peru, the cigar leans toward medium‑full strength and a roasted, slightly rustic profile. It opens on black pepper and toasted notes, then settles into cedar and wood with roasted coffee, leather, earth and a restrained nutty sweetness. Construction is generally even and the smoke texture moderate to substantial—firmer and spicier than many core Dominican offerings. Multiple vitolas are available, which lets the blend’s roasted, peppered character pace differently depending on size.

The 107 Nicaragua is La Aurora’s single‑origin Nicaraguan entry inside the 107 family: Nicaraguan wrapper, binder and filler rolled at La Aurora’s Dominican factory. Strength tracks medium to medium‑full, and the palate favors an earth‑and‑spice opening—white/black pepper and woody cedar—moving into walnut/toasted‑nut center notes with licorice and leather. Later stages bring coffee and roasted‑cocoa undertones, occasional citrus brightness on the retrohale, and a lingering peppery finish. The line reads as a drier, earth‑forward counterpoint to La Aurora’s Dominican and Ecuadorian 107 variants—direct, assertive Nicaraguan character presented with the brand’s consistent factory construction.

107 USA is the dark‑leaf entry in the 107 series, wearing a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper backed by an Ecuador Sumatra binder and a mixed filler of Pennsylvania, Dominican and Nicaraguan tobaccos. La Aurora positions it at Medium/Full: the cigar emphasizes woody, roasted coffee notes with baking‑spice lift and a restrained sweet undercurrent rather than overtly syrupy maduro flavors. The Broadleaf covering gives density and a darker flavor lane within a family that otherwise explores Ecuador and Nicaraguan wrappers—expect a fuller, roasty profile with balanced sweetness and solid structure.