Guardian Cigar from Farm Nightwatch

Aganorsa Leaf recently release Guardian of the Farm Nightwatch, the maduro extension to the original brand that debuted three years ago.

The new smoke is said to be “more intense” than its predecessor and uses only Nicaraguan tobacco grown by Aganorsa. The blend is made of a Corojo binder from Jalapa along with a filler mix of Corojo and Criollo tobaccos grown in Estelí and Jalapa.

These components are covered by a dark, Corojo maduro wrapper that was grown under shade tents in Jalapa. According to Aganorsa, the wrapper is a proprietary tobacco.

Nightwatch comes in 25-count boxes in four sizes: Rambo, 4 1/2 inches by 48 ring gauge; JJ, 5 1/2 by 50; Campeon, 6 by 52; and Orpheus, 6 by 44. The JJ size is box pressed, while Campeon is finished in a 109 style, belicoso campana head also known as a bell-head or drop head, meaning it’s more rounded and less tapered at the top than traditional pirámides.

The cigars are made at the Aganorsa Leaf factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, and are shipping surrounding the United States of America.

Whereas the original Guardian of the Farm was a collaboration between Kyle Gellis of Warped Cigars and Max Fernández of Aganorsa Leaf, Nightwatch is a solo project, created by Fernandez.

Eduardo Fernandez, the owner of the Naightwatch had a dream of producing for a number of years for shade-grown Corojo Maduro tobacco leaf for a cigar wrapper, and has finally perfected at his farm in Jalapa Nicaragua.

A Nicaragua puro all the way, this cigar produces rich notes of leather, spice, toast, wood, and earth, and features. Cool burn and pleasant finish.

Shape: Lonsdale, Robusto, Short Robusto, Toro.

Type: Rambo, Campeon, JJ and Orpheus.

Filler: Nicaraguan Criollo long-filler

Binder: Nicaraguan Jalapa Corojo.

Wrapper: Nicaraguan Shade Grown Corojo Maduro from Jalapa farm

Country of Origin: Nicaragua (Aganorsa Leaf factory in Estelí).