JFR Clara, Supreme Leaf Worldwide Debuting at InterTabac 2026

Next week, AGANORSA Leaf will show off two new lines at the InterTabac 2026 trade fair in Dortmund, Germany.

The new JFR Clara is an extension to the company’s value-priced JFR line. Unlike the existing JFR cigars, the JFR Clara will not be offered in the U.S., reserved instead for international markets. It uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut-seed wrapper over a blend of Nicaraguan tobaccos grown by AGANORSA. A press release describes the profile as light, with “subtle sweetness, balance and satisfying flavor.”

“JFR Clara represents a different side of JFR,” said Fabien Ziegler, international sales manager of AGANORSA Leaf, in a press release. “The goal was to create something elegant and approachable.”

AGANORSA Leaf has declined to cite pricing, saying that it will vary depending on the market.

The company will also be showing off the Supreme Leaf Worldwide, the third variation of the Supreme Leaf brand. It gets a new blend, most notably using an Ecuadorian habano wrapper. The previous Supreme Leafs have been made entirely of Nicaraguan tobacco.

While the line is debuting at InterTabac 2026, an international trade show, it will eventually come to the U.S. AGANORSA Leaf plans to ship it to non-U.S. stores in November and expects the Supreme Leaf Worldwide to come stateside in the spring.

“We wanted to find that sweet spot where a cigar can be approachable without being
simple,” said Terence Reilly, vp of sales and marketing for AGANORSA Leaf, in a press release. “It should be satisfying for someone who is relatively new to premium cigars, but it should also have enough nuance and sophistication that an experienced smoker can really sit down with it and appreciate what the tobacco is doing.”

Reilly said that the name, despite how it is stylized on the boxes, is worldwide.

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