Review Notes: Nice cigar, but a bit pricy. Pretty mild, which is good for a change once in a while.

 Review Notes: Great looks and taste, a little milder than my usual cigar of late. Still most enjoyable, one that I didn't want to put out. A couple very minor touch ups and draw that improved throughout combined to present a cigar I'd buy more of.

 Review Notes: For the most part, I agree with all of the positive reviews of this cigar, there is just one point that dissapointed me, the construction. Speciffically, the last two inches. It unravled and ended up looking like a novelty exploding cigar. This happened on both that I had over the last six months (all I could afford to buy). Different boxes from different B&Ms leads me to believe that this may be a typical characteristic. Otherwise, it is very good.

 Review Notes: I've heard alot about them and i finally tried one. Like most fuentes, it started out at its strongest point in its body and soon mellowed out into a nice medium cigar. The flavor is extradordinary. It is very earthy with little to no spice, but makes up for it in its creaminess, it has very suddle underlying sweet notes. great cigar i love them. There lies the prioblem. there very pricey and now i need to decide if i like them enough to spend 10 - 12 bucks a stick

 Review Notes: This subtly sweet and perfectly balanced cigar is a real treat. The draw is smooth and the Cameroon wrapper has more of a spark than others I've smoked. Unlike other cigars there's no waiting for that great taste. It starts and finishes like a champ. There's been so much hype with the Opus X that a lot of smokers have overlooked this top shelf beauty (me included). I cleared some space in the humi to make room for the Don Carlos. I highly recommend them.