Wrapper: Nicaraguan

Binder: Nicaraguan

Filler: Nicaraguan

Profile: Medium+

AGANORSA Leaf is adding another chapter to its highly sought-after Supreme Leaf series with the upcoming Supreme Leaf Toro 109.

The new release is a 6 x 52 toro finished with a 109-style cap, a hybrid head that blends the rounded look of a parejo with the tapered point of a belicoso. This distinctive cap is designed to concentrate flavors early in the smoke while maintaining the dense output expected from the Supreme Leaf blend. As with the rest of the line, the Toro 109 is crafted entirely from Nicaraguan tobaccos, described as corojo 99 dominant, and produced at AGANORSA Leaf’s factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.

Each cigar is packaged in boxes of 10 and while Supreme Leaf releases are always produced in limited quantities, AGANORSA Leaf has not disclosed how many boxes were made for this vitola.

According to Terence Reilly, the Toro 109 offers a new way to experience the blend, with the tapered head enhancing the opening flavors and the 52-ring gauge delivering the rich, recognizable smoke Supreme Leaf fans expect. The vitola is intended to showcase the brand’s signature Cuban-style profile while still offering something fresh within a familiar format.

The Supreme Leaf line remains unique in the premium cigar world, as AGANORSA Leaf continues to release one vitola at a time rather than offering the blend as regular production. Even with multiple toros of similar dimensions released over the years, each version is treated as its own standalone moment, selling through before the next size is announced. The Toro 109 becomes the latest limited chapter in a series that has steadily expanded since its debut in 2020.