I smoke a lot! My Aunt from Warsaw in Poland used to say that she was sure I was a chimney in my former life! She was Buddhist-Polish. A lot of smoking implies that at times you will need a no frills, get the business done, kinda stogie. The Cosacos are the no frills, hyper reliable stick that I am talking about. Quick burning and maintaining a continuous rhythm in the draw, there are no complicated or vexing maintenance procedures to carry out on the cigar. The Corona's linear development translates into its flavors which are traditional, but brilliant! Wood, damp earth and the best tobacco grown on the planet, and no matter how many times you spark one of these gems up they will not fail you. My Aunt from Warsaw would have understood this Buddhist saying " The greatest patience is humility", I think for the skillful men and women involved in the process of making this Fonseca the saying has some resonance too.