Review Notes: I enjoyed the natural Work of Art, so when the maduro came out, I had to try it. Very nice smoke, very full flavored. Had that signature Fuente maduro earthiness teamed with the nuttiness of the Hemingway line. Very nice combination. I was impressed that I didn't have to ash the cigar at all. My buddy loved his so much he went back in and bought the rest of the box.

 Review Notes: I'm smoking this one as we speak. I've never been a fan of fuente only because of the prices of the cigars and the hype behind them. I've never had one that was worth the price. They're good but not $10 good. So I picked this one up in hopes that the maduro flavors that I like so much would give me what I wanted. I've just finished the first third and so far I'm impressed. Smooth spice with an undertone of something I can't put my finger on. The ash falls off at about an inch and a half and its still smooth and rich. I'm at the two thirds mark now and boy is this cigar good!! Its got a woodiness that reminds me of the forest. The spice is kicking in too. Getting stronger. The finish was smooth all the way to my fingers!!! I wish we could post pictures with these reviews. What a cigar!!!

 Review Notes: I love the shape as well though. I had a beautiful white ash that did not break until the very last 1/4 of the cigar. The draw was great, their were no major flaws...some veins. I got it for a great price though. If you can find it...store it....then savor it!

 Review Notes: What a great stick! A buddy picked up a pair Father's Day 2007 and was generous enough to share by the pool last night. Both were beautiful aesthetically with a pretty and oily black wrapper with very little veins. The pre-light draw was enough to make us drool and it just got better after firing them up. A perfect performance with a balanced draw and razor sharp burn which is a testament to the Torcedores since this is a difficult shape to roll. We each lost only two ashes each on these knuckle burners. Medium to full with wonderful depth and balance to the fat and chewy smoke. It has the traditional Hemingway flavor layered within a much more full and round smoke with billows following every pull. A first class smoke all the way. These are really hard to come by so if you find them indulge yourself; you will not regret it.

 Review Notes: This is a bulldog that deserves best in class. I have not always felt that Arturo's cigars deserve the hype they get, but this one does. It look great and feels solid in the hand. The burn is perfect and the draw floows suit. The flavors are medium oak and nuts. Smooth as can be and no harshness to be found. Woth the price for a premium smoke.