Fonseca Serie F Robusto (n00b)

I sat out on my very tiny apartment porch in the windy cold smoking this, so my review could be tainted.
At first glance it seemed to be a beautiful cigar, very smooth looking. It cut great, even with cheap single blade; nice cap.
This cigar complimented my taste very well. I generally like a sweet cigar and this one hit the spot. The richness, sweet and creamy taste jumped out hard and resembled the taste of Coca-Cola. It was of course a very mild, but flavorful cigar, therefore I would recommend it to any beginner like myself.
I started the smoke without any drink to compliment it. But after I began I ran in the house and made some French Vanilla Cappuccino. :smiley20:
The draw seemed maybe a tiny bit on the tight side. The ash burned long and gray to black. Wrapper stayed in tact. I had burn/relighting problems, but they were soley due to the fact that I was outside in the wind. I enjoyed it until I had to relight a couple times, turning the cigar bitter, and me freezing my face off. But this was a very pleseant smoke for the time I had it. I wish I could have smoked more to see if it was gonna pull a curveball on me. I have a couple more of these and will be in my regular rotation from now on.

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I like these alot. Very consistant imho. Not a power cigar, but very nice. Nice review btw. :smiley20:

I have had a couple of these, and loved them. They are top of the list for my next Cuban run. :smiley20: Cuba toBrisbane, Brisbane to my house, to my humi, to my hand then, into smoke :smiley41:

I enjoy this smoke as well.......nice review. The ones I have had seemed to stay pretty consistent in flavor throughout, so I don't think you missed any curveballs.