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Fonseca Cosacos

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

135

Format:

Cosacos

Ring:

Weight:

8,84 gr.

Score:

6.3

Presentation: 2 Layers in a varnished Semi Boite Nature of 25

Average user rating

Review #37:

MAR-2009. Wrapper was not very beautiful but had a nice colorado colour. Draw was good. This is a light to mild bodied cigar. Taste is herbaceous throughout, gaining in strength in its second third. Light, yes, but round and fresh at the same time. From the second third liquorice is present. Too light for my own taste (as expected) but not a bad cigar after a light lunch. 7.5 - Submitted by cottierm on June 16, 2011

Review #36:

--- Â FEB 09 Good taste... But I think it's very young. It has to stay under hudation for a while.... Even taste/price ratio is nice... But I have to try some HDM Epicure Especial to compare as a beginner... - Submitted by ytserbetci on February 10, 2010

Review #34:

He fumado bastante Cosacos y, la verdad, es que es un cigarro muy interesante. Me gusta el papel que lo envuelve, sofisticado, preservando la buena torcedura del cigarro y los aromas. Mucho mejor que el KDT, lo considero una buena elección. - Submitted by acv on August 6, 2009

Review #33:

These ar really good smokes. Perfact for veterans and a great place for newcomers to test the cuban water. If your new at this here's a good place to start. $80 US. Get a box. Remove them from the box and place them in a CLEAN airtight jar with alittle extra room a one of those water pillows I know you have. Smoke one right away. Then smoke one a month. In a very short 6 months you'll understand ALOT more about how age affects any cigar. That $80 box of everyday sticks will have transformed into something very wonderful indeed! Box aging is still the prefered method, holding in alot more flavors. But if your wondering what it's all about, these cigars will age nicely this way for you in this short time. I have not found a cigar near this price range that even comes close to this in under 1 year age. I will be tucking many boxes of these away for the future! - Submitted by chiller on July 24, 2009

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