Review Notes: To Travis: they make a maduro of this shape, I think you may have had one of those, from your description of the wrapper. I just smoked one of these and the cameroon wrapper was a very typical cameroon. Same great construction the Fuentes always deliver. A little too tight, this particular one, but usually on point. Mild and woody with a hint of spice. The aroma was typical dominican/cameroon. Cedary and a little spicy. Not gonna blow your mind, but a good-tasting smoke with great construction for the bargain price of around $5 and even cheaper if you buy them by the box. A solid 30 min smoke for when you wanna burn one, but don't need to be swept off your feet. I like these a lot. I personally rate these at around a 81.

 Review Notes: My first cigars ever were in Cancun just a month ago. Never even smoked anything in my life before that. I bought all Cuban Montecristo, Romeo & Julieta and Cohiba. I was hooked after that. Cuban's are a lot cheaper in Mexico so after smuggeling in the Cubans and finishing them off in my home land I wanted more but there was no way I was going to be able to afford real Cubans again. Well I did some research and got a box of these. I have to say I really like them and in a lot of ways I like them better than the cubans I smoked. Mainly the construction, it was quite a bit better on these and didn't come undone. Some of the Montecristo's did this. Out of the 3 cubans my fav was an extremely full bodied Romeo Julieta that made me so high my sinuses was flooding mucus so badly I was was a little concerned.....really strange. Anyways, the feel and construction are flawless on these Fuente's. Lots of smoke and great taste. I think I like the taste of the Cohiba and Romeo & Julietas maybe a wee better due to the hint of Coco and sweeter taste. This Fuente is more spicy and leathery and medium to full body. I have a Padron 40th Anni 1926 and Fuente Hemmingway Best Seller coming in this week, so I'm anxious to see how they compare.

 Review Notes: I am fairly new to cigar smoking, but overall I liked this cigar. I made the mistake of taking a chewable vitamin C right before I lit it up and that kind of messed up the taste. Also I had to relight it three times

 Review Notes: appearance-very nice looking cigar with a well done cap.construction-the draw was a little tight but it was smokable.flavor-pretty one dimentional.nothing real distinctive.value-it was worth what i payed i suppose.i would rather have payed about half of what i did to make it completely worth it.overall-nothing really great about this cigar to mention except for the appearance.it was a great looking cigar.

 Review Notes: Flawless construction and burn. Flavor was nothing to rave about, spicey but not enough to make you take notice. There are other smokes out there that match up to the Cuban Corona, but they cost less. Won't rush out to get more of these.