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Fonseca Edition MX by My Father Cigars Review

Factory: My Father Cigars S.A. Wrapper: Mexico (San Andrés) Binder: Nicaragua Filler: Nicaragua This dark and oily smoke is the second Fonseca cigar blended and produced by father-and-son cigarmakers Pepin and Jaime Garcia since they acquired the brand a few years ago. Originally, Fonseca was a Cuban brand, but a Dominican-made version was distributed in the U.S. by cigarmaker Manolo Quesada before the Garcias purchased it from him. They wanted to introduce stronger and more complex Fonseca cigars in honor of the brand’s Cuban heritage, and I’m psyched to smoke their latest work. The cold draw is very earthy with hints of crushed red pepper and a faint sweetness that comes through after I clip the cap and take a few puffs before lighting up. Following a slow and thorough toasting of the cigar’s foot, My Father Fonseca MX brews up a bold profile of fresh black coffee, charred cedar, and oak while bracing spices follow an intense aroma through my nasal cavity as the tobaccos come to life. Hints of salt bring a touch of bitterness to the back end of each draw in the first third. The middle of Fonseca MX offers steady tasting notes of toasted nuts and charred wood while the retrohale remains quite peppery with an underlying bouquet of dark-roast coffee bean. Fonseca MX is another great cigar to enjoy while you’re barbecuing because its charry taste offers ideal flavor to follow a satisfying meal of grilled meat. I’ve only tapped the ash off a few times as the Cedros is a meticulously crafted smoke from head to foot, and the draw couldn’t be better balanced. The Fonseca Edition MX Robusto was a bit of an enigma for me. As a fan of Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper, I wondered if the Edition MX’s wrapper was the sweeter wrapper I’ve come to know and love. Moreover, in researching the brand, the wrapper was listed only as “Mexican San Andrés” minus the word “Maduro.” Mexican San Andrés tobacco is generally earthy, sweet, and spicy with the Maduro being much sweeter. What I got from this MX wrapper was more of the earthy and spicy. Either that’s how the Garcias wanted it, or the core tobaccos overpowered the wrapper—or both. In any event, I found the Fonseca Edition MX Robusto earthy and peppery throughout with some pleasant nuances and a curious refinement. Now that I know what to expect, I’d smoke it again, and probably with a sweet dark Rum