115th Anniversary Cigar
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Cream‑Forward

La Aurora 115th Anniversary

115th Anniversary: Barrel‑Aged Sumatra

La Aurora, USA

About La Aurora 115th Anniversary

La Aurora 115th Anniversary centers on barrel‑aged tobaccos wrapped in Ecuador (Sumatra) with a Brazilian binder and fillers from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Brazil depending on the blend. The line reads cream‑forward and medium to medium‑full, leaning into cinnamon spice, nutty sweetness, caramel and a bright citrus lift. Releases included boxed formats and a limited Gran Toro presented in jars.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Medium-Full
  • Ecuador Sumatra
  • Creamy base with cinnamon, caramel and nuts, brightened by citrus and finished with wood and light black pepper

Aged Anniversary

La Aurora 115th Anniversary

La Aurora 115th Anniversary is an aged‑tobacco celebration cigar built on an Ecuador (Sumatra) wrapper with a Brazilian binder and fillers from Brazil and the Dominican Republic (some editions reference Nicaraguan leaf). Reviews place it in the medium to medium‑full lane and praise a cream‑forward profile with cinnamon, nuts, citrus and caramel.

Sizes

  • Gran Toro (6.0" x 58)
  • Toro (5 3/4" x 54)
  • Robusto (5.0" x 50)
  • Belicoso (6 1/4" x 52)

Strength

Medium-Full

Country of Origin

Dominican Republic

Wrapper

Ecuador Sumatra

Binder

Brazil

Filler

Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Brazil

Year Released

2019

Flavor Profile

Creamy base with cinnamon, caramel and nuts, brightened by citrus and finished with wood and light black pepper

The 115th Anniversary blends aged tobaccos into an anniversary framework: an Ecuador (Sumatra) wrapper over a Brazilian binder with filler components from Brazil, the Dominican Republic and occasionally Nicaragua depending on the edition. The limited Gran Toro attracted particular attention for construction and balance. Across samples the cigar leans medium to medium‑full with a creamy core—cinnamon and sweet caramel open the smoke, a nutty backbone and bright citrus notes show through the midsection, and a restrained pepper or oak element holds the structure together. What separates this release is both the explicit use of aged leaf and the split between limited and regular blends, which produced noticeably different pacing and depth across the rollout.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The 115th Anniversary was created as an Anniversary Edition centered on barrel-aged tobaccos; it exists in both a limited-edition blend (most prominently the Gran Toro sold in jars) and a regular-production blend. That aged-leaf focus produces a creamier, more tertiary-driven profile—cinnamon spice up front, caramel and nuts mid-palate, and a citrus-lifted finish—compared with many of La Aurora’s standard production lines.