Aganorsa Leaf Supreme Leaf

Aganorsa Supreme Leaf is a bold, flavor-packed Nicaraguan puro that captures the true essence of its rich terroir. Master Blender Eduardo Fernández built this sought-after line using proprietary tobacco grown directly on the Aganorsa farms in Estelí and Jalapa. The result is a robust, dynamic smoke that perfectly represents the agricultural heritage of Nicaragua, delivering a deeply satisfying profile for aficionados who appreciate heavy-hitting blends.

The flavor profile of the Aganorsa Leaf Supreme Leaf revolves around a vibrant, medium - full bodied intensity. The cold draw immediately introduces tasting notes of white pepper and cayenne, leading into a dense smoke filled with earthy tones, cedar, and a subtle natural sweetness. As the burn progresses, the complex blend of Corojo and criollo long-fillers reveals deeper layers of spice, balancing flawlessly with the dark Nicaraguan Corojo '99 wrapper to keep your palate engaged from the first light to the nub.

Finding this cigar can sometimes be a challenge, as it remains highly sought-after by smokers who demand perfection. The cigars are thoroughly rested in the aging room to achieve peak maturity before making their way to our humidor, where we preserve them under flawless 70/70 climate control. A fun detail about this particular release is its packaging: it steps away from traditional cigar aesthetics with a loud, eye-catching purple, orange, and yellow band that immediately signals the vibrant, unapologetic strength inside the box.

More Blend Details

Origin: Nicaragua 

Factory: Aganorsa Leaf Factory (TABSA)

Available Sizes: Toro (6 x 50), Robusto (5 1/4 x 54)

Packaging: Boxes of 10 

Ratings: Cigar Aficionado awarded Aganorsa Leaf cigars with multiple 88+ point ratings. 

Pairing & Recommendations

To fully appreciate the rich spice and earthiness of this blend, pair it with a single malt Scotch or a robust, dark-roasted espresso. The subtle sweetness of a good-aged dark rum also balances the white pepper and cedar-tasting notes beautifully. Because this is a medium-full vitola, it is best suited for an after-dinner smoke, allowing you to focus on the intricate flavors and heavy profile without rushing the moment.

When preparing your Aganorsa Leaf Supreme Leaf, use a sharp, straight cut to ensure a clean, even draw that allows the Corojo '99 wrapper to deliver its full spice. Toast the foot slowly and evenly; rushing the light can scorch the high-priming ligero and seco leaves, making the smoke turn bitter right out of the gate. Take your time with each puff, letting the steady burn slowly release the complex Nicaraguan binder and filler, and retrohale gently if you want to amplify the distinct cayenne pepper notes.