Review Notes: This was one of the best tasting smokes that I have ever had. The flavor of anise floated in and out, while a spicey finish remain through the entire hour plus smoke. The draw was easy and the burn was sharp. As soon as I find some more of these sticks, I will be adding them to my humidor.

Review Notes: The construction on the two that I had let me down .... wrapper cracking and flaking during smoking making the experience a PITA. I have had wrapper issues with other Fuente Cameroons so I stored these in my 70% box. Same problem ... too bad because I like the taste of these. Bad luck?

Review Notes: Another perfect draw and burn, cappucino flavored delight. I actually like the smaller Hemingway's flavors better (a bit more intense), but this was still a winner.

Review Notes: Medium bodied, smooth and consistant. I can only say good things about this cigar. Overworked superlatives such as: "great" or "excellent" just do not do justice in describing the construction, burn and flavor of this smoke. This has been my New Years Eve cigar for several yeas.

Review Notes: A long and well-made perfecto with a shiny wrapper; all the Hemingway perfectos are nice to look at, and this one is no exception. It's easy to light as expected. As is with almost all perfectos the burn starts a bit uneven, but it quickly straightens out and never needs a correction. The draw is easy and full with a generous amount of smoke. Ash is well-formed and hangs for a while. This smoke has a unique taste consisting of woody and honey graham cracker flavors. Later becomes nuttier and creamier, and the draw becomes even better producing even more smoke. An excellent all-around cigar; if you can find in the $7-$8 range, it's also an excellent value.