The fire in Villa Gonzalez

August 25, 2011 – A fire burned down two large tobacco warehouses of Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia., the manufacturer of Fuente Fuente Opus X and Arturo Fuente cigars. The fire in Villa Gonzalez, near the company’s main offices in Santiago, Dominican Republic, completely destroyed large inventories of aged tobacco and possibly caused smoke damage to some other nearby storage facilities.

July 18, 2018

Hill T

Maryland

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

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 […]

Steve J

Missouri

Fuente cigars taste like fine tobacco is supposed to taste and offer a fine cigar suitable for any occasion or budget.

Lance W

Maryland

No matter how long it’s been since I have smoked one, whenever I pick up a Fuente I have enjoyed it’s like the first time all over again.

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.

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!