panish for 'old' or 'vintage,' the word A'ejo in this newest H. Upmann cigar brand release refers to all the tobacco leaves in this blend being at least five years old. Born out of Havana, Cuba in 1844 by brothers August and Hermann Upmann the legend of the H. Upmann brand is strong, with some attributing the original owners with the invention of the cedar box as the preferred storage method for cigars. With the brand having successfully navigated aging so well, it is fitting for them to try their hand at a well-aged brand as well. 
Produced in Honduras, H. Upmann 1844 A'ejo is created using an Ecuador Habano wrapper, a Pennsylvania broadleaf binder and filler from Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic all aged at least 5 years. This medium to full-bodied treat has a robust profile filled with notes of earth, wood, leather, and subtle pepper. It is the first aged line in the H. Upmann portfolio and sure to be a success. So pick some up before word spreads and these become hard to come by! 
Good news! H. Upmann 1844 A'ejo has received a well-deserved 91-point rating, noting: "Puffing this dark, oily robusto is like sipping a sweet cappuccino with a drizzling of caramel on top. A bright citrus finish adds a bit of zest to the cigar's sweeter coffee qualities."