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Size: Robusto (5.25"x52)
Type: Box of 15
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Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf is a new release from the masters of tobacco Aganorsa, This cigar focuses on Criollo seed tobaccos grown in Nicaragua. Medium-bodied and very flavorful, expect notes of chocolate, espresso, and molasses. Highly enjoyable!
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Note: Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf packaging has been updated and now says COROJO on the box as well as new bands. Same blend just new packaging.
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Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve

Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
Get nutty smoke with strong flavors of toasted almonds. Only downside of this stick was an uneven burn through the first third that ended up fixing itself. The wrapper also peeled when the bands were removed, but didn’t affect the burn until the final third. Was worth buying the box
Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve
First third has a spicey note with a slight bitter coffee and chocolate flavor. A little cedar and earthy. Second third calms down and almost has a sweet finish I can't place. Still has a little bitter coffee flavor. Very slight hint of almonds. I am drinking a concoction that I made of Dr pepper cream soda and peanut butter whiskey that surprisingly accents the flavor quite well. It has a very good burn and a nice draw. I would consider it medium to full flavor. I wouldn't recommend it as a first cigar but if you like something a little stronger that has flavor I would go for it. Definitely will be one I keep on hand. Although it seems that they are a little hard to find in my experience. I think it would pair well with a good glass of cabernet. The last third doesn't change much from the second. The earthy and leather note is more pronounced and still has a woody/nutty flavor. I really like it.
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