Question 1

How does FASA Sol differ from FASA Noche?

Accepted Answer

They share the same internal backbone — a Cameroon binder with Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers — but differ in wrapper and resulting character. FASA Sol wears a Honduran Olancho San Agustin wrapper that keeps the cigar brighter, nuttier and progressively stronger toward a medium plus. FASA Noche uses a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper and pushes into darker, fuller flavors (molasses, black coffee, white pepper) compared with Sol's toast and cinnamon focus.

Question 2

What is the blend for CAO FASA Sol?

Accepted Answer

CAO lists the recipe as a Honduran Olancho San Agustin (OSA Sol) wrapper over a Cameroon binder with filler components from Dominican Piloto Cubano and Nicaraguan regions (Estelí, Jalapa and Condega).

Question 3

What sizes is FASA Sol offered in?

Accepted Answer

FASA Sol is offered in two larger factory sizes: a 6 x 50 Toro and a 6 x 60 Gigante/Gordo.

Question 4

How strong and what flavors should I expect from FASA Sol?

Accepted Answer

Expect a medium starting point that builds toward medium plus through the smoke: early notes of Ceylon cinnamon and toast, a core of roasted almonds and light five‑spice, and an earthy, toasted finish.

Question 5

Where is FASA Sol made?

Accepted Answer

FASA Sol is produced in Honduras; PCA coverage cites production at STG Danlí for the Sol option.

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