Description
Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba Doble Cinco honors cigar-making’s roots. This Robusto is Carlos Fuente Sr.’s last blend. He used lessons learned from his father, Arturo Fuente. It has an Ecuadorian Havana wrapper. The blend includes Cuban-seed Dominican fillers and binder. Its blending mirrors old Cuban methods. Each cigar size is named after a domino. This adds charm to a fine cigar.
The brand is named after Güines, Cuba, Arturo Fuente’s birthplace. The family moved to Key West, Florida, in 1906. This move happened as the cigar business grew there. Vicente Martinez-Ybor then moved to Ybor City, Tampa. This started the Fuente story we know today. Carlos Fuente, Sr. made the Casa Cuba Flor Fina Doble Cinco. It’s a true work of art. The Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba Doble Cinco is great for those who like full flavor and medium to full body. Buy yours now!
Details
Carlos Fuente, Sr. said, “I blended this cigar like old Cuban tobacco.” The name Doble Cinco comes from dominoes.
Tasting Notes: The draw is great. Expect spicy, woodsy smoke. It changes from clove and citrus to nutmeg and spice notes. The finish tastes like rich, dark chocolate.
Accolades: Cigar Aficionado gave the A Fuente Casa Cuba Flor Fina Doble Cinco an 88 rating.
More Details
- BLEND-Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba Flor Fina
- FILLER-Dominican Republic
- BINDER-Dominican Republic
- WRAPPER TYPE-Ecuador, Habano
- ORIGIN/COUNTRY-Dominican Republic
- SIZE-Robusto
- FLAVORED-Natural
- STRENGTH-Medium-Full
- MADE-HM
