Description
Aganorsa Leaf rare leaf
Cuban-seed Criollo 98 dominant and bursting with spice, earth and a touch of sweetness, Rare Leaf utilizes tobaccos which are selected from special lots on our best farms.
The Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf is a standout cigar that delivers an exceptional, full-bodied smoking experience. Made from specially selected tobaccos grown in the most coveted regions of Nicaragua, this cigar is a true rarity. The Rare Leaf boasts a complex and rich flavor profile, with layers of dark chocolate, leather, and a touch of pepper, complemented by a subtle sweetness that rounds out its bold character. Its smooth draw and well-constructed body make it a highly desirable choice for seasoned cigar aficionados. The Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf is perfect for those looking for a rich, full-flavored cigar that brings both complexity and balance to the smoking experience
Corojo
Maduro
Strength
Blend Summary
Capa
Nicaragua Café
Banda y Capote
Aganorsa Corojo 99, Nicaragua
Tripa
Aganorsa, Nicaragua
Maduro
Strength
Blend Summary
Capa
San Andres Maduro, Mexico
Banda y Capote
Aganorsa, Nicaragua
Tripa
Aganorsa, Nicaragua
Mikey –
Rare by Name, Exceptional by Nature
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
”The Rare Leaf Selection is exactly what I look for in a boutique Nicaraguan smoke. You can tell these leaves were hand-selected from Aganorsa’s private reserves. I’ve had both the Corojo and the Maduro, and they are masters of balance.
The Corojo (Original): This is the quintessential Aganorsa experience. It’s a spice-forward, medium-to-full-bodied journey with that classic Corojo ’99 sweetness. I picked up deep notes of cedar, cinnamon, and a rich, bready finish that keeps you coming back for more.
The Maduro: A dark and savory masterpiece. Using a San Andrés wrapper over those rare Nicaraguan fillers creates a dense, chocolatey profile. It’s earthy and sweet with hints of dark stone fruit and a smooth, peppery retrohale.
Both versions offer a razor-sharp burn and a perfect draw. These aren’t just cigars; they are a showcase of what the best soil in Jalapa and Estelí can produce.”
— Verified Boutique Enthusiast