Aging Room Solera Maduro Review

Solera maduro is bound with an oily san andres maduro wrapper brimming with habano dominicano fillers.

Aging room solera maduro review.

Rafael nodal learned about the solera aging system in spain where this process is applied to certain vintage wines. Handmade in the dominican republic this cigar features dominican binder and long fillers with a surprisingly smooth mexican san andres maduro wrapper up top. The connecticut shade wrapper is darker than expected with a thin network of veins feels heavy in the hand and shows off a nicely packed foot. This year at the ipcpr trade show boutique blends cigars released the aging room solera cigars.

Aging room solera applies an age old method used for making wine and sherry applying this to cigars. Aged tobaccos are combined and aged further a process which adds depth and flavor to each blend. Sun grown corojo maduro and ecuadorian connecticut shade. The cigar receives their names from a blending technique wine and spirits business called solera they are available in 4 different wrappers.

The primary band denotes aging room while the oversized secondary band shows the name solera vertically. The cold draw of the solera shade reminds of peanut shells with a subtle grassy note. The aging room solera maduro san andres wrapper leaf is dark brown with a couple medium sized veins that run the length of the cigar an extremely fine tooth scattered bumps and light oils glisten on the leaf.