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July 20, 2013

Cigar Insider’s Don Carlos Tasting Report

Reviews

Arturo Fuente Don Carlos NO. 2

92 POINTS • 6″ x 55 • $12.60 • Humidor Selection
This reddish-colored torpedo burns and draws superbly, balancing nut and cocoa flavor with a touch of red pepper spice and sweet cedar. Body: Medium

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July 3, 2013

David

West Springfield, PA

Cut my teeth on the Hemi Classic back in 91′, love the Short Story for a quickie but always seem to gravitate to the Classic, just smooth!

Rick W

LaLa Land

Casa Cuba, Double Cinco in pre release slide lid box are the best! Unfortunately there are too few remaining…..Don Carlos #3 and #4 as well as production Robustos, I’ve smoked many hundreds of each…..I’d love to try an Opus X filler binder with Cameroon DC Lancero wrapper!!!

Hutch

Texas

Depending on the situation I can always find a Fuente cigar that fits. They represent about 90% of my N/C stock. I smoke Brevas Royale while fishing, a varety from the Chateau line when playing poker, Cuban Coronas for the nostalgia value (first ever box purchase 20+ years ago), an R44 with coffee in the […]

Travis

Seattle, WA

Consistency in staple products such as the Don Carlos and Hemingway are what I can expect, every time I reach for a Fuente.

Mr Tuse

20 years ago an Opus fan, but for the last 15 a regular Don Carlos or Hemmy. 3-4 years of age seem to be in my wheelhouse with the exception of the DC Lancero. The older the better. If the Pussycats were readily available I’d smoke a lot of them.

Hill T

Maryland

Good fresh, great aged, I choose a Fuente cigar on those special days.