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The Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve Maduro Toro is a 6 x 54 toro with a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper around a double Nicaraguan binder and Aganorsa-grown Nicaraguan filler. Cigar Aficionado’s April 2023 launch report calls the blend full-bodied, and we sell it as singles.

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Description

The Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve Maduro Toro is a 6 x 54 toro with a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper over a double Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan filler. Cigar Aficionado reported that it is rolled at Aganorsa’s factory in Estelí, using company-grown tobacco for everything but the wrapper.

What It Tastes Like

We found no independent, dated review of this Toro, so no score appears here. Cigar Aficionado’s April 2023 launch report described the blend as full-bodied, and Aganorsa’s Terence Reilly told the magazine its strength creeps up rather than hitting hard, becoming noticeable about an inch in. Aganorsa’s own page for the Rare Leaf line points to a Criollo 98-led profile with spice, earthiness and a light sweetness.

Who It’s For

  • Maduro smokers who want a San Andrés wrapper on an all-Aganorsa Nicaraguan core.
  • Fans of a thicker 54-ring toro who enjoy a fuller smoke that ramps up slowly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Binder and filler grown on Aganorsa’s Nicaraguan farms (Cigar Aficionado, April 2023)
  • Two binder leaves listed in the blend

Cons

  • Built as a full-bodied cigar, so it may overwhelm someone used to mild smokes

About the Rare Leaf Reserve

Per Cigar Coop’s April 2023 report, Rare Leaf began in 2021 as a blend for Aganorsa Select retailers, and the Maduro became its second blend, set to ship in May 2023 in three sizes.

Pairing and Storage

Since this maduro is blended on the full side, our cigar pairing guide steers toward sturdier glasses such as an aged rum or a peated single malt.

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Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve Maduro Toro FAQ

How strong is the Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf Reserve Maduro Toro?

Cigar Aficionado’s April 2023 launch report describes the blend as full-bodied, and we list it as Full. We could not confirm an independent, dated review rating the Toro’s strength.

What size is the Rare Leaf Reserve Maduro Toro?

Aganorsa, Cigar Aficionado and Cigar Coop all list the Toro at 6 x 54.

What wrapper and binder does it use?

A Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper over two Nicaraguan binder leaves from Aganorsa farms.

How does the Maduro differ from the Rare Leaf Corojo?

Aganorsa gives the Corojo version a Nicaraguan café wrapper and a Corojo 99 binder instead of the San Andrés leaf.

Browse the rest of Aganorsa’s Nicaraguan lineup on our Aganorsa Leaf cigars page.

Additional information

Packaging Type

Single

Origin

Strength

Full

Wrapper

Mexican San Andres

Binder

Double Nicaraguan

Filler

Aganorsa Nicaragua

Length

6"

Gauge

54

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