Aganorsa JRF Maduro Super Toro

bruceolee · 01-09-2022, 02:17 PM

https://www.aganorsaleaf.com/cigars/jfr-maduro/

So i got this is a sampler pack just to try some cigars i've never heard of before and wanted to review some based on the single cigar. I still want to start reviewing cigars based on two in the future to be fair but i don't have tow of these so you'll have to suffer through this review

Appearance: A little rough at the head but nothing bad with a pigtail head and a tucked foot. Triple capped with some small veins

Draw: after cutting it's a little loose but still has enough resistance to enjoy

lots of sweet tobacco and chocolate, dry fruit like raisins, vanilla, kola nuts, mild coffee notes, some mild citrus notes like orange zest, leather, white pepper, some wood tones, smoke is really full but it leaves a dry aftertaste, lots of earthiness

earthiness, pepper, chocolate, coffee, still has that mild citrus note and it’s leaving my mouth a little dry while pouring out tons of smoke, kola nuts, mild creaminess, still has some sweet tobacco flavors but mostly an earthy cigar, dry fruits, vanilla, leather, some creaminess starting to develop nicely, some woodiness

earthiness for sure like freshly tilled soil, creaminess, no more citrus notes, coffee, chocolate, caramel, vanilla, kola nuts, toffee, leather, wood, more sweetness now, pepper and some spiciness,

Burn:was almost dead on even throughout.

Ash: while not perfect was white and stayed together fairly well

Finish:So i guess the question for me is would i buy it again and at first i would've said no but this cigar developed so nicely that it's changed my perspective. As a change of pace i would buy it again but i wouldn't grab it first thing. i'm not making a special trip for the cigar but if i'm buying a 5 pack sampler i might grab this last. that DOES NOT make this a bad cigar. in fact it's quite a good cigar. if you're looking for a cigar to shake things up a bit getting bored of buying all Puente all the time then give it a try. you won't be disappointed but i'm also not going to rank this cigar higher than it deserves. it was pretty good. I hope you enjoyed my little review and hope you have a blessed day! God bless you all!

Wharf Rat · 01-09-2022, 02:48 PM

Thanks for the review!

Try some of the Aganorsa Miamis with the corojo wrapper. You’ll be happy.

Porch Dweller · 01-09-2022, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wharf Rat

Thanks for the review!

Try some of the Aganorsa Miamis with the corojo wrapper. You’ll be happy.

Agreed, those are some tasty sticks!

Adriftpanda · 01-09-2022, 03:39 PM

I think Darrel (skywalker) bought 75% of stock years ago.

NCRadioMan · 01-10-2022, 03:59 PM

The blend is Don Pepin's!! The Don got his first job with Tobaculera Tropical when he first got the US and this is the very first blend he got produced.

A great cigar for the money and a major seller at the local shop.

01-09-2022, 02:17 PM	#1
bruceolee King of Rants Join Date: Aug 2009 First Name: Jason Location: South Florida Posts: 1,227 Trading: (1)	Aganorsa JRF Maduro Super Toro https://www.aganorsaleaf.com/cigars/jfr-maduro/ So i got this is a sampler pack just to try some cigars i've never heard of before and wanted to review some based on the single cigar. I still want to start reviewing cigars based on two in the future to be fair but i don't have tow of these so you'll have to suffer through this review Appearance: A little rough at the head but nothing bad with a pigtail head and a tucked foot. Triple capped with some small veins Draw: after cutting it's a little loose but still has enough resistance to enjoy lots of sweet tobacco and chocolate, dry fruit like raisins, vanilla, kola nuts, mild coffee notes, some mild citrus notes like orange zest, leather, white pepper, some wood tones, smoke is really full but it leaves a dry aftertaste, lots of earthiness earthiness, pepper, chocolate, coffee, still has that mild citrus note and it’s leaving my mouth a little dry while pouring out tons of smoke, kola nuts, mild creaminess, still has some sweet tobacco flavors but mostly an earthy cigar, dry fruits, vanilla, leather, some creaminess starting to develop nicely, some woodiness earthiness for sure like freshly tilled soil, creaminess, no more citrus notes, coffee, chocolate, caramel, vanilla, kola nuts, toffee, leather, wood, more sweetness now, pepper and some spiciness, Burn:was almost dead on even throughout. Ash: while not perfect was white and stayed together fairly well Finish:So i guess the question for me is would i buy it again and at first i would've said no but this cigar developed so nicely that it's changed my perspective. As a change of pace i would buy it again but i wouldn't grab it first thing. i'm not making a special trip for the cigar but if i'm buying a 5 pack sampler i might grab this last. that DOES NOT make this a bad cigar. in fact it's quite a good cigar. if you're looking for a cigar to shake things up a bit getting bored of buying all Puente all the time then give it a try. you won't be disappointed but i'm also not going to rank this cigar higher than it deserves. it was pretty good. I hope you enjoyed my little review and hope you have a blessed day! God bless you all! __________________ “When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name.” Spurgeon

01-09-2022, 02:48 PM	#2
Wharf Rat I'll get up and fly away Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Bob Location: Florence, SC Posts: 786 Trading: (7)	Re: Aganorsa JRF Maduro Super Toro Thanks for the review! Try some of the Aganorsa Miamis with the corojo wrapper. You’ll be happy.

01-09-2022, 03:39 PM	#4
Adriftpanda Peter's Daddy Join Date: May 2009 First Name: Huy Location: No one wants me Posts: 10,313 Trading: (74)	Re: Aganorsa JRF Maduro Super Toro I think Darrel (skywalker) bought 75% of stock years ago. __________________ Who eats plantains when they can eat placenta.

01-10-2022, 03:59 PM	#5
NCRadioMan Chutney Lovebusciut Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Chutney Location: On the shores of Loch Shiel Posts: 4,277 Trading: (66)	Re: Aganorsa JRF Maduro Super Toro The blend is Don Pepin's!! The Don got his first job with Tobaculera Tropical when he first got the US and this is the very first blend he got produced. A great cigar for the money and a major seller at the local shop. __________________ The path to loyalty is trust.