Review Notes: I was expecting a better smoke from a Fuente, but the tight draw and bland flavors diappointed me. Much better smokes out there for the money, like the AF double chateau fuente.

 Review Notes: I've had a couple of these and each time they start out very sweet on the palate ... for the first inch I wonder if I can handle it. But, once I get into the cigar, it mellows out, burns nicely and finishes on some great notes. Overall this is a good cigar in the upper average area.

 Review Notes: Tasty and mellow for the first half, with increasing intensity towards the end. This is not a stunner, but it's a good all around cigar that seems very average to me in all ways. It burned consistently and slowly, and never once went out on me despite some relatively long breaks between puffs.

 Review Notes: After removing the cigar from its cellophane, I was surprised at how great it looked: very solidly made with a shiny, oily, and toothy wrapper that has great color. The draw and burn are both fine. It's a sweet smoke with wood and coffee flavors and some grass on the finish. The flavors are a bit unbalanced as the sweetness from the wrapper seems to dominate anything in the filler. Still, it's a decent mild-medium bodied smoke.

 Review Notes: This is just a no frills, hard working blue collar kind of smoke...nothing real sexy or mysterious. Just good cameroon flavor, a simple but tasty flavor profile hinting of nuts and grass with a slight mild spice and a good finish. Typical Fuente top shelf quality...for $4, this is a great Golf Outing stick. One per nine with the beer cart girl supplying the frosty beverages...yeah, man.