Aganorsa Leaf cigars come from the vertically integrated Nicaraguan company formerly known as Casa Fernández, founded and owned by Eduardo Fernández, which grows its own Cuban-seed tobacco in Nicaragua and rolls its cigars in factories in Nicaragua and Miami. The lines we list are described as medium to full-bodied, and the brand calls its Aniversario series complex, rich and medium to full-bodied. Typical notes in our listings include cedar and Corojo spice in the Corojo-wrapped Aniversario and Signature cigars, dark chocolate or cocoa in the maduros, and a dense, chocolaty smoke in the box-pressed JFR 20th Anniversary Maduro, which uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper. For a gentler start, try Aganorsa Leaf Aniversario Connecticut (Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, described as medium to medium-plus), then step up to Aganorsa Leaf Aniversario Corojo for more spice and body.
Aganorsa Leaf Cigars
Aganorsa Leaf Cigars is a vertically integrated Nicaraguan company, formerly known as Casa Fernandez, that grows its own Nicaraguan tobacco, which it uses in its own cigars and also sells to other cigar makers. Using Cuban-seed Corojo and Criollo tobaccos grown on their own farms, Aganorsa makes lines like JFR, Guardian of the Farm, Supreme Leaf, and Signature. The company says it oversees the entire production process from seed to ash.
Aganorsa Leaf Cigars
Frequently asked questions about Aganorsa Leaf Cigars
Who makes Aganorsa Leaf cigars, and where?
Aganorsa Leaf is a vertically integrated Nicaraguan tobacco company founded and owned by Eduardo Fernández, and it was formerly known as Casa Fernández. It grows its own Cuban-seed tobacco in Nicaragua, and the brand says its cigars are rolled in its factories in Nicaragua and Miami. Its lines include Aniversario, Signature, JFR, Guardian of the Farm and Supreme Leaf.
How strong are Aganorsa Leaf cigars?
The Aganorsa Leaf cigars we list are described as medium to full-bodied, and the brand describes its Aniversario series as complex, rich and medium to full-bodied. In our selection, the Aniversario Connecticut (described as medium to medium-plus) and Signature Corojo sit at the lighter end, while the Aniversario Maduro and the box-pressed JFR 20th Anniversary Maduro lean fuller. Strength varies by blend, so check each cigar's own listing.
Which Aganorsa Leaf cigar should I try first, and how do the lines differ?
Start with Aganorsa Leaf Aniversario Connecticut, which has an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over Aganorsa's Nicaraguan binder and filler. Our listing describes it as medium to medium-plus in body, with typical cedar notes. The Aniversario Corojo and Signature Corojo use Aganorsa's own Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, with typical cedar and spice. The maduro versions add dark chocolate or cocoa notes. Guardian of the Farm Cerberus is a Nicaraguan puro wrapped in the brand's Corojo 2012 leaf, with a single leaf of medio tiempo in the filler.
Where can I buy Aganorsa Leaf cigars online?
Oxford Cigar Company carries a selection of Aganorsa Leaf on its Aganorsa Leaf category page: https://oxfordcigarcompany.com/aganorsa-leaf-cigars/. Free US shipping on orders $50+.