Popular Post sho671 Posted May 16, 2022 Popular Post Posted May 16, 2022 I went with this Fuente on Friday after work that I picked up in Vegas last summer. It started with a lot of cedar and wood that transitioned to sweet tobacco in the second third. The final third was a mixture of the two. It was very well constructed with a consistent burn; no touch ups required. Smoke out put was on the higher side leaving a thickness for mouth feel. Overall a good end to the work week. 2-3/5 9
EnigmatiC Posted May 16, 2022 Posted May 16, 2022 I had my first Casa Fuente about 2 weeks back or so. IT was just straight wood for me, I would much rather have an Opus at that price point.
Monocle Posted May 17, 2022 Posted May 17, 2022 6 hours ago, EnigmatiC said: I had my first Casa Fuente about 2 weeks back or so. IT was just straight wood for me, I would much rather have an Opus at that price point. That's been my experience as well. I haven't been a fan. 1
danny Posted May 23, 2022 Posted May 23, 2022 The slimmer ring-gauged vitolas are much better (as are all Cameroon wrapped Fuentes) in my opinion. The Lancero is AMAZING but too difficult to come by since it’s not a regular production size and is rarely available to the general public/walk-ins, if at all. So other than that, the Corona Gorda would be the next best thing and is a fantastic smoke. Outside of that, you’re much better off with the other Casa Fuente “Series 5” line that come in 3 slightly varying Robusto/Double-Robusto/Robusto-Extra sizes. These are the same tweaked Opus filler/binder blend used in the Casa Fuente blend but with a Ecuadorian Rosado wrapper; definitely for the better, but still really enjoy both.
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