Review Notes: I guess I had some real high expectations. I'm used to smoking short stories, and I love them, but the classic was not as flavorful and started unwrapping on me.

Review Notes: I was first introduced to the Hemmingway a little over a year ago. Arturo Fuente was my first real smoke and the beginning of my ever shrinking bank account due to a very expensive hobby. This is a wonderful smoke that is visually beautiful, easy to light, slow steady burning, and has the consistency that Fuente is world famous for. This one is certainly in my Top 25, but due to the price seldom finds it's way into my humidor in large numbers. There are certainly three distinct flavor zones that are perfectly blended. This is a great cigar for seasoned veterans or new comers to the hobby. A very safe choice if surrounded by other unknowns at your local store.

Review Notes: A good tasting smoke, no burn issues, but to me not as flavorful as some of the shorter Hemingways.

Review Notes: The Short Story got me into this mess, but I'm determined to see it through. This one has a hint of the SS flavor at the start but it dies away by the midpoint. Not bad tasting but not holding up in the straightaway. I'm determined to try them all.

Review Notes: Just what I would expect from A Fuente. A solid built smooth cigar with tons of flavor and complexity. This smoke drew me in. I loved every minute of it! Kind of pricey, but a guaranteed good smoke.