Aganorsa Leaf Supreme Leaf Toro

Cigar Intel

The Supreme Leaf Toro comes from Aganorsa Leaf, a company known for producing some of the most respected Nicaraguan tobacco in the industry. Rather than sourcing from multiple countries, Aganorsa focuses on its own farms in regions like Jalapa and Estelí, giving their cigars a distinct and consistent identity.

This cigar is built entirely from Aganorsa-grown Nicaraguan tobacco, including a Corojo ’99 wrapper. That wrapper is a defining piece of the blend, bringing a mix of spice, natural sweetness, and a signature Aganorsa character that experienced smokers recognize right away. Expect a profile that leans into Aganorsa’s signature character, nutty, slightly sweet, and layered with that distinct baking spice you don’t always find in other Nicaraguan cigars.

The Toro format (6 x 52) allows the blend to fully open up, giving the blend room to develop without becoming overwhelming. It burns slow and steady, with a profile that evolves naturally as you move through the cigar.

Tasting Notes

Nutty and smooth up front with cedar and light spice, followed by a balanced mix of natural sweetness, earth, and baking spice. The finish leans more woody and oaky, with almond and a lingering warm spice.

Team Review

Starts a little tighter, then opens up into a balanced mix of cedar, sweetness, and spice that stays steady all the way through.

Corojo brings the spice. Our corojo wrapper guide covers where it comes from and how it compares to habano and maduro.