Aganorsa Leaf Rare Fusion Reserva Review by: Sarge

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A Luxurious Journey: Aganorsa Leaf Rare Fusion Reserva

The world of premium cigars is filled with exceptional blends and skilled craftsmanship, but few can match the allure and mystique of the Aganorsa Leaf Rare Fusion Reserva. This newly released Nicaraguan gem is a product of Aganorsa Leaf, a company renowned for producing some of the finest cigars with their signature Aganorsa tobacco. The Rare Fusion exemplifies the dedication to quality and innovation that has become synonymous with the Aganorsa name.

Wrapper, Binder, and Filler:

The Aganorsa Leaf Rare Fusion Reserva is a Nicaraguan puro, meaning it is entirely composed of tobaccos grown in Nicaragua. The wrapper is a beautiful, reddish-brown Criollo ’98 leaf, grown under the strictest of quality controls in Aganorsa’s own fields. The binder and filler feature a carefully selected blend of Aganorsa’s finest Criollo ’98 and Corojo ’99 tobaccos, culminating in a unique and luxurious smoking experience. This cigar was birthed by combining the Aganorsa Supreme with the Aganorsa Leaf Rare Leaf in what I can only imagine to be in a Mad Scientist lab setup. The Best of both worlds were combined in a perfect harmonious ratio to create this mind-numbing cigar. Yes, I said mind-numbing.

The construction of the Aganorsa Rare Fusion is nothing short of impeccable. The cigar boasts a flawless appearance with a consistently firm pack and a smooth, silky wrapper. The pre-light aroma reveals notes of earth, cocoa, and a subtle sweetness, which only serves to heighten the anticipation for the first draw. It is perfectly oily and smooth as velvet to the touch. I was never a huge fan of a box-pressed cigar; however, on this one… it works well. Two bands cover the cigar. First, the Gold and Maroon band carries the Aganorsa Leaf brand in white lettering and the second is a Gold, White, and purple band under it, bearing the name “RARE FUSION RESERVA” in white.

Flavor Profile:

From the first puff, the Rare Fusion Reserva presents a symphony of flavors that capture the essence of the Aganorsa tobacco. The initial notes of earth and cocoa are accompanied by a strong peppery spice that tingles the palate. As the cigar progresses, the flavors evolve and intertwine, revealing layers of complexity. Hints of cedar, bread, and a gentle creaminess come to the forefront, creating a delightful harmony that is difficult to put into words.

Throughout the experience, the Rare Fusion Reserva maintains a medium-full body with a perfect balance of strength and flavor. The draw is effortless, producing generous plumes of thick smoke, while the burn line remains razor-sharp. The ash is firm and white, holding on for well for about an inch before requiring a gentle tap. Surprisingly, with the three cigars that I smoked, there was zero need for burn line correction, an abnormality with a box-pressed cigar.

Conclusion:

The Aganorsa Leaf Rare Fusion Reserva is a true masterpiece of the cigar world. Its exceptional construction, rich flavor profile, and luxurious smoking experience place it among the elite in the realm of premium cigars. This rare gem is a testament to the skill and dedication of the Aganorsa Leaf team, and it is a must-try for any serious aficionado. The Rare Fusion Reserva is not just a cigar, but rather a journey into the heart of Nicaragua’s finest tobacco and an experience that is not to be missed.

This cigar is special on its own accord, delivering fantastic waves of flavors that will attract all types of smokers from beginner to advanced. The Rare Fusion Reserva left me want to smoke another one right after, which in my book, is a sign that the blend and the Vitola (Toro) was a bingo.

“Savor the moment, Mute life and Embrace the richness of the smoke.” ~ Sarge

 

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Craig the Breadman
Craig the Breadman
11 months ago

Can’t wait to get my hands on a box of these. Look good and the write up really drew me in for the wallet punishing kill. Nice!

Eliran Vidal
Eliran Vidal
11 months ago

It’s amazing