Bonsai cigars are set to debut at the 2019 Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival in Broomfield, Colorado on August 24, 2019. At the event, 50 Bonsai bundles will be available to all attendees. Additionally, the remaining 300 bundles will become available online on August 28th, sold through online retailer Payless Cigars & Pipes.
This is another solid release from Aganorsa Leaf. The blend hits its stride by the end of the first third and is quite enjoyable through the second third as well. I'd happily smoke another Aganorsa Leaf Ground N Pound Knuckle Sandwich.
The JFR Lunatic Loco El Gran Loco didn't have a lot of complexity or beautiful transitioning and depth throughout, but it was a solid cigar. If you look at how they blended for a cigar of this nature, they did a great job.
For the second year in a row, Aganorsa Leaf is proud to announce it will offer attendees of the IPCPR an exclusive vitola of the ultra-premium Casa Fernandez Aniversario. This year’s edition is a 6.75 x 52 box-pressed perfecto.
Guardian of the Farm Nightwatch is a darker, more intense version of the award winning blend created by our own Max Fernandez and Kyle Gellis of Warped Cigars. Working alone this time, Max utilized Aganorsa’s proprietary Shade Grown Corojo Maduro wrapper to create a new expression of the Guardian blend that possesses a rich, structured body while remaining nuanced and complex.
Aganorsa Leaf has added an exciting new blend in three unique perfecto sizes to the JFR Lunatic brand. Lunatic Loco consists of three GIANT Perfecto Nicaraguan puros in 4.75 x 60, 4.75 x 70, and 5.5 x 80 vitolas.
This Buster is named after Eduardo Fernandez’s own family guard dog and measures 6 x 60, the largest cigar ever produced for the Guardian of the Farm brand.
Aganorsa Leaf is proud to announce the coming release of the Aganorsa Leaf Signature Maduro. This blend features the elite tobaccos found in the original Aganorsa Leaf Signature now wrapped in a proprietary Shade Grown Corojo Maduro cover leaf.
Aganorsa Leaf Habano is back with a familiar new look. Formerly known as Aganorsa Leaf Tabsa Habano, the new name, band and presentation are intended to align the brand with the Corojo, Maduro and Connecticut editions of the Aganorsa Leaf series which were repackaged last year.
Overall, the Aganorsa Leaf Signature Series Robusto was an average experience as the cigar dropped in enjoyment as it went along. I was hoping for something a bit more special from this line but it didn't materialize. For those that are fans of Aganorsa tobacco, it's worth a try to see what your thoughts are.
