Medium Strength

Fonseca

Shade‑Grown Corojo Balance

My Father Cigars

About Fonseca

My Father reintroduced Fonseca in 2020 as a Nicaraguan puro finished with a shade‑grown Corojo ’99 (rosado) wrapper. Released in six primary vitolas, the line sits in the medium strength lane and offers cedar, black pepper, toasted wood and occasional cocoa or cream. Reviewers generally praise its balanced identity — not a revival of the old mild Fonseca nor a straight copy of My Father’s heavier flagships — along with consistent construction.

  • Made in Nicaragua
  • Medium
  • Shade‑grown Corojo ’99 (rosado)
  • Earth, cedar, black pepper, toasted wood, cocoa with light sweet notes

Key Details

Made In

Nicaragua

First Introduced

1892

Strength

Medium

Wrapper Focus

Shade‑grown Corojo ’99 (rosado)

Known For

Fonseca

Official Website

myfathercigars.com

Corojo ’99

Fonseca

Fonseca was reintroduced by My Father in 2020 as a Nicaraguan puro finished with a shade‑grown Corojo ’99 (rosado) wrapper; it occupies the medium strength lane and delivers earth, cedar and black‑pepper notes with intermittent cocoa or maple highlights.

Sizes

  • Petit Corona (4 1/4" x 40)
  • Robusto (5 1/4" x 52)
  • Cosacos (5 3/8" x 42)
  • Belicosos (5 1/2" x 54)
  • Toro Gordo (6.0" x 55)
  • Cedros (6 1/4" x 52)

Strength

Medium

Wrapper

Shade‑grown Corojo ’99 (rosado)

Binder

Nicaragua

Filler

Nicaraguan tobaccos

My Father’s Fonseca repackages a classic name into a Nicaraguan puro built from Garcia‑grown tobaccos and a Corojo ’99 rosado wrapper. The line aims for balance: an earthy foundation with steady cedar and toasted‑wood notes, underpinned by black pepper and baking‑spice on the retrohale, while sporadic maple, honey or cocoa temper the spice. Packaging nods to tradition—tissue‑wrapped Cosacos and a cedar‑sleeved Cedros—yet the blend is unmistakably a My Father interpretation, sitting between the smoother Fonsecas of old and the house’s more aggressive blends.

Frequently Asked Questions

My Father acquired U.S. rights to the Fonseca name and reworked the line into a Nicaraguan puro released in August 2020. The blend uses Nicaraguan binder and filler topped with a shade‑grown Corojo ’99 (rosado) wrapper, and the release updated packaging while keeping a couple of traditional touches (a tissue‑wrapped Cosacos and a cedar‑sleeved Cedros).