Chateau Fuente King B Review

[blugill]

I wish I had been reading something tonight to go along with this masterpiece of a cigar!

Sorry no pics tonight, I really haven't smoked one of these before so I was expecting a so so cigar.
I was so wrong!

Let's set the stage. A quiet evening, a man with his lawn chair, ice water, and his thoughts. Well and this magnificent cigar!

I unwrapped the cedar and black band from this wonder, it reminded me of the first time I undressed a lover. I smelled the stick and it had a nice, earthy odor.

After clipping the end the draw was a little tight but this is a big cigar. I toasted the foot and applied the flame.

Rich earthy tones with some spice burst forth! It very soon settled into a wonderful draw with some cream. This was an incredibly smooth cigar.

It burned very evenly and this continued for the hour and a half duration!!!! Not even my neighbor messing with his ill running lawn mower could break my serenity that this cigar provided!

A wonderful smoke and one of the best I've had thus far on my stroll down the slope!!!!

[Volt]

It's the one AF that I really like - very nice smoke.

[TDIvey]

Something else to consider for a bit less, would be the regular Cuban belicoso - similar smoke in profile and very enjoyable. I agree, this is a nice smoke - was my 2nd AF I ever smoked - good memories with good friends.

[Ozz1113]

Originally Posted by blugill

I wish I had been reading something tonight to go along with this masterpiece of a cigar!

Sorry no pics tonight, I really haven't smoked one of these before so I was expecting a so so cigar.
I was so wrong!

Let's set the stage. A quiet evening, a man with his lawn chair, ice water, and his thoughts. Well and this magnificent cigar!

I unwrapped the cedar and black band from this wonder, it reminded me of the first time I undressed a lover. I smelled the stick and it had a nice, earthy odor.

After clipping the end the draw was a little tight but this is a big cigar. I toasted the foot and applied the flame.

Rich earthy tones with some spice burst forth! It very soon settled into a wonderful draw with some cream. This was an incredibly smooth cigar.

It burned very evenly and this continued for the hour and a half duration!!!! Not even my neighbor messing with his ill running lawn mower could break my serenity that this cigar provided!

A wonderful smoke and one of the best I've had thus far on my stroll down the slope!!!!

Uh oh! He's lost it ;]
Sounds great, one of the few Fuentes I haven't tried. I need to find one!

[oldforge]

I love all of the Fuente Sungrowns--and these are great when I have the time to enjoy them. I get a taste like orange-peel from them (which I don't get from any other smoke).

[muziq]

Originally Posted by blugill

it reminded me of the first time I undressed a lover.

Wow, erm, these are good, but not *that* good

Next to the Short Story, these are my fav AF. Actually holding on to a few to see how they hold up over a couple years.

[elderboy02]

I'm smoking one right now. I can kind of pick up the orange peel taste that was mentioned above

[Akicita]

I recieved a box of AF King B from my brother this last May, I have one left.

[BlackDog]

I've loved the SG Cuban Bellicoso, looking forward to trying the King B. Thanks for the review.

[Spud2]

Chateau series Fuentes are great cigars for the $. King B's are one of the better ones, love that wrapper. I'm waiting for the King T's to come out soon.

[scoot]

Originally Posted by TDIvey

Something else to consider for a bit less, would be the regular Cuban belicoso - similar smoke in profile and very enjoyable. I agree, this is a nice smoke - was my 2nd AF I ever smoked - good memories with good friends.

They're about the same price actually. If anything the King B is a bit less expensive.