Casa Fernandez JFR XT Corojo 660 (6″ x 60) Box of 24
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Casa Fernandez JFR XT Corojo 660
Casa Fernandez JFR XT Corojo 660 feels unhurried from the very first draw, like it already knows your pace. From the first couple of draws there is a silken texture to the smoke that softens the edges of the day, and you catch yourself relaxing a little slower without meaning to. Flavors unfold in low, measured steps, showing a rounded profile where nothing shouts yet everything feels quietly present instead of trying to impress all at once.
As the minutes pass, that balance deepens, with soft earth, faint vanilla, and a little cedar weaving together in the background drifting in and out as the ash grows longer. It feels like perfect for slow conversations, soft music, and a drink in a real glass, made to keep you company rather than steal the whole show. The room changes slowly around it, the air growing a touch heavier but never hazy or harsh.
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Casa Fernandez JFR XT Corojo 660
- Strength: Medium – Full
- Shape: Gordo
- Size: 6 x 60
- Country: Nicaraguan
- Wrapper Leaf: Corojo
- Quantity: Box of 24
- Flavor: None
The first touch of flame on Casa Fernandez JFR XT Corojo 660 wakes a calm glow at the foot and a measured ribbon of smoke that feels composed rather than eager. As the burn line settles in, the flavors lean into a layered mix of earth, toasted grain, and a suggestion of cocoa folded into the background. Each pull lands with a quiet weight, more silk than velvet, leaving a light cling of flavor that fades on its own schedule.
By the time you are firmly in the middle third, the cigar is less about discovery and more about enjoying a balance that knows where it wants to stay. Secondary flavors start to show up more clearly-darker toast, a little more roasted nut, maybe a whisper of dark chocolate depending on your pace. At 6″ x 60, this vitola has room to stretch out, letting the blend shift tone a few times without feeling too much .
There is a clear sense of where the tobacco comes from; the its country of origin character shows up as a calm backbone rather than a loud accent. As you move into the final third, the sweeter edges pull back and the darker notes step forward-more toast, deeper earth, and a firmer touch of spice. It does not so much stop as drift away, leaving a warm echo in the chest and a trace of aroma in the air that takes its time to disappear.
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