La Aurora Family Reserve

A focused review of the Limited Edition Belicoso that documents a different, extra‑aged Corojo-driven blend and a filler/binder mix distinct from the regular Family Reserve; offers tasting notes, construction observations and context on the limited run.

Coverage of the Fernando León Family Reserve debut and its link to Don Fernando’s personal blend, with a practical rundown of the available sizes — including the Preferidos perfecto added later. The piece mixes history with tasting notes that emphasize a medium‑bodied, cedar‑leaning profile and useful commentary on the cigar’s best stretches.

A detailed look at the Fernando León Legacy Lancero released for the Procigar auction, explaining the unique Corojo‑seed wrapper from La Aurora’s Bonao project and the cigar’s limited production. The article walks through blend specifics, pricing/availability at release and tasting notes that set the Legacy apart from the regular Family Reserve.

A hands‑on prerelease tasting of the Robusto that walks the reader through construction, pre‑light aromatics, and a three‑part flavor progression — highlighting dark chocolate, espresso, cedar and a persistent black‑pepper bite on the retrohale.

They followed up that success with Guillermo Leon’s own blend and line called the Signature series. Here’s the review of the Guillermo Leon Signature Series.

The cigar is in honor of the late Fernando León, the father of current La Aurora Cigars President Guillermo León and son of La Aurora founder Eduardo León Jimenes. Fernando was born in 1922, and took the helm of the company in the 1950s.