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Organoleptic profile
Strength
mild
Balance
medium
Draw
tight
Intensity
subtle
- Bouquet
- simple
- Finish
- medium
- Ash color
- gray
- Smoke output
- medium
Aroma profile
Dominant aromas
Secondary aromas
Tasting notes
The cigar La Aurora Principes Claro Petit Corona, from Ecuador, features a well-crafted Ecuadorian wrapper with alluring reflections. Its wrapper texture is slightly veined, providing a pleasant and refined sensation in hand. Its robust construction is evident from the very first moments, with a pleasing length of 114.3 mm (4½") and a diameter of 14.7 mm (⅝").
From the first contact, the cold reveals pre-light aromas of wood and earth. Upon lighting, a subtle pepper emerges, bringing a slight liveliness that develops subtly. As the cigar progresses, the aromas intensify slightly, offering a simple yet effective olfactory complexity that captures attention.
On the palate, the aromatic development unfolds over the three thirds. The dominant woody flavor is accompanied by notes of nuts and a growing spiciness from pepper that enriches the experience. The balance between the aromas is maintained, although the complexity is discreet, the overall experience remaining coherent throughout the tasting.
The finish of this cigar is marked by a slightly bitter sensation, with a medium finish. While the balance between strength and sweetness is adequate, the persistence of the aromas on the palate may come as a surprise. What makes this cigar unique is its accessibility and the ability to enjoy it without too many specific expectations.
For enthusiasts seeking sweetness, this cigar could be appreciated at the beginning of the evening, paired with a light and refreshing beverage, allowing its subtle aromas to shine while softening its spicy notes.
Community impressions
Cigar enthusiasts highlight its appealing visual aspect and solid construction. However, some report a marked strength that is too sharp from the outset, making the tasting experience challenging. Its aromas are considered simple and lacking evolution, which may disappoint those seeking complexity. Overall, its consistency and price make it a viable option for beginners.