Aganorsa Announces Four Releases Across Its Portfolio at PCA 2026

Aganorsa Leaf is using the 2026 PCA Show in New Orleans as the launchpad for a well-rounded slate of new products, touching everything from everyday accessibility to coveted limited-edition territory.

The most broadly accessible of the group is a fresh format joining the Aniversario Connecticut family. The new Tubo measures 6 x 52 and arrives in an aluminum tube designed for portability and freshness. The blend stays true to its roots with an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper laid over Nicaraguan tobaccos grown entirely on Aganorsa’s own farms and carries a $19.99 suggested retail price in ten-count boxes.

Fans of the brand’s Supreme Leaf series have plenty to be excited about as well. Two vitolas long available to international customers are finally making their way to American retail shelves: a shorter, wider Inter Robusto at 5ÂĽ x 54 ($11.99) and a Euro Toro measuring 6 x 50 ($12.99). Both are strictly one-time runs of 1,000 boxes apiece, so availability will be tight. Complementing those releases is a ten-cigar Supreme Leaf sampler that’s capped at 2,000 units globally and priced at $149.99, which pulls together a cross-section of vitolas from the line’s six-year run as a Corojo ’99-dominant Nicaraguan puro.

Completing the PCA lineup is the JFR Lunatic Hombre Libre Maduro, a 6 x 54 Toro dressed in a San Andrés Mexican wrapper over Aganorsa-grown Nicaraguan binder and fillers. After circulating quietly through a handful of select shops, it steps into full national distribution at the show, priced at $9.25 in 28-count boxes.

 

Steve Ross is a writer, editor, photographer and communications specialist who has enjoyed a career in the premium cigar industry for more than 23 years. Steve enjoyed his first handmade cigar when he was a freshman at Purdue University, and he entered the premium cigar industry shortly after obtaining his Masters Degree in History from North Carolina State University in 2001. Since then, Steve has traveled extensively in Honduras, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic and Europe, telling countless stories about cigars, the people who make them and the men and women who enjoy them. A lifelong fan of motorsport, Steve is most passionate about IndyCar racing and the Indianapolis 500, which he has attended every year since 1987.


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