 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Medium | Length: | 135 |
| Format: | Cosacos | Ring: | 42 |
| Weight: | 8,84 gr. | Score: | 6.0 |
| Presentation: 2 Layers in a varnished Semi Boite Nature of 25 |
Average user rating     
Review #23:     I though I try a coupld since they are the same price of the KDT at a slighly biger vitola. I have to say that they where preaty bad. Rough construction and wraper, foul, harsg taste and a real disapointment. I will have to go back to the KDT for the quick and inexpensive everyday smoke. - Submitted by finidi on August 23, 2007
Review #22:     This is my first experience with this format from Fonseca. Have had delicias before and found them a tad harsh but not these. Got a box from 01 and I,m impressed. Very smooth and a very easy draw with loads of smoke. well constructed with a smooth attractive wrapper. Not as salty as other Fonsecas. Mainly earthy flavours with a little spice. A really pleasant effortless everyday smoke - Submitted by gazmac on August 22, 2007
Review #21:     Cracked a box from 1996, just two hours after delivery - couldn't wait! Better than I expected; the aging did wonders. Draw a little too easy, so had to be careful to smoke gently. A virtually perfect burn, with no need for adjustments. All the roughness is gone, leaving a rich, pure tobacco taste, without spice, and a fine Fonseca aroma. Not terribly complex, but very satisfying. Never overwhelming. Perhaps the most underrated brand, a long-filler cigar at an incredible price. I usually pay as much for machine-mades of similar age. Highly recommended. - Submitted by MontrealRon on March 22, 2007
Review #20:     These where the first cigars i ever bought - the brand that got me into cigars. I really enjoyed my first couple so much that i bought a whole box. I still have most of that box in my humidor - as I swiftly moved onto stronger brands and more distinct tastes I pretty much outgrew these sticks! Going back to them only a few months later (after finding Romeos, Punch and even Bolivar) they seem tasteless and extremely light. Still i keep them around for those times when i have friends round who are new to cigars! One thing i did find, was that when the box was new the draw on these cigars was incredibly tight - almost impossible. 3 months in the humidor really made a difference to that softening the cigars immensely! - Submitted by jrtbloke on April 1, 2006
Review #19:     Consistant, enjoyable everyday cigar. Excellent value - Submitted by bear on March 25, 2006
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