Aganorsa Leaf Cigars JFR Lunatic Torch

JFR Lunatic Torch Visionaries by Aganorsa Leaf (6 x 52)

Tiny Tim's Cigar Blog · May 23, 2020

6.00″ × 52

JFR Lunatic Torch

Leaf Enthusiast · May 31, 2018

If you think you know everything about the JFR Lunatic brand, you should try this one-size off-shoot…the Torch is a different kind of crazy…

7.00″ × 50

JFR Lunatic Torch Visionaries by Aganorsa Leaf

Cigar Coop · Oct 5, 2020

In 2018, the company known as Casa Fernandez Cigars underwent a major rebranding. The company renamed itself to Aganorsa Leaf and then proceeded to streamline and refresh the packaging in its portfolio. This process is not something that has been done overnight as Aganorsa Leaf has slowly been implementing this. In 2020, there was a […] Key flavors: Natural Tobacco, Earth, Fruit, Cedar, Black Pepper.

Visionaries · 7.00″ × 50 · Medium to Full

Aganorsa Leaf JFR Lunatic Torch Dreamlands

Stogie Press · Sep 27, 2020

Originally released in 2016, the Aganorsa Leaf JFR Lunatic Torch line was revamped in 2020. The company decided to use a Corojo ’99 wrapper from Jalapa and a double binder and fillers from Esteli and Jalapa. All leaf used in this Nicaraguan puro were grown on Aganorsa farms. In addition to the updated blend the Read more about Cigar Review: Aganorsa Leaf JFR Lunatic Torch Dreamlands – Rated 89[…]

6.50″ × 52

JFR Lunatic Torch Visionaries

Cigar Dojo · Jul 9, 2020

It's been fun watching Aganorsa's lineup gradually evolve over the past few years, beginning with a name change and a new logo, and slowly ekeing its way through the company's vast portfolio of premium cigars. The JFR Lunatic Torch is the latest such example, spurring newfound interest in a blend that first debuted in 2016. Personally, it is the first time I acquainted myself with the line, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if this applied to the majority of enthusiasts. Named for the torch-like appearance of the cigar's foot, the initial draw is to experience and judge for yourself the changes the cigar's profile undergoes as the wrapper takes effect. In my experience, this is subtle but noticeable, polishing the already-enjoyable profile with a more clean and distinct sweetness, as well as tightening up the construction. This is a medium-bodied experience through and through, with the cigar's first half being the reason to return. This portion boasted highlight flavors that were overall milky in character, including nuances of horchata, vanilla candy, and demerara sugar. Although the second half loses the sweetness, it's still an enjoyable experience that should find a nice home in the Aganorsa Leaf portfolio.

Toro · Medium · Nicaragua

JFR Lunatic Torch

Halfwheel · Aug 16, 2016 · January 2016

There are lots of good terms to bestow on a cigar, but few carry as much weight to me as "I'd really enjoy another." The low nicotine and progression of balanced flavors of the JFR Lunatic Shaggy Foot Torch are the hallmarks of this cigar, while the overall technical performance keeps distractions to a minimum, relegated mainly to some flaky ash. Fire up one and you might just find yourself in the same predicament I found myself, seeing if I could carve out time for another.

Churchill · 7.00″ × 50 · Nicaragua

Aganorsa Leaf Lunatic Torch Visionaries

Developing Palates · Dec 7, 2020 · April 2020

This isn't what I was expecting out of Aganorsa Corojo '99. Being heavily spice and mineral driven, I got little or no soft notes of bread, nuts and even citrus, which is what I tend to expect. The profile was leaning too much into being sharp and charred, which ultimately made the Aganorsa Leaf Lunatic Torch Visionaries an overall average experience.

Toro Extra · 6.50″ × 52 · Nicaragua