11-24-2006, 03:28 AM
Well after a great dinner and a great holiday I figured that it would only be fitting to bust out a special stick from the humidor. I decided to go with a Fuente Hemingway Sungrown. I have been fortunate to have some of these beauties fall into my lap and decided that tonight was the time to really see what they are about. I gave it the once over and noticed that the wrapper was extra dark and very well constructed. After clipping the cap I tested the draw and between the pleasant flavors and the nice draw I knew I was in for a treat. I lit this bad boy up and let the games begin. The smoke was very smooth and mellow (you can tell almost 4 years of age has done these babies justice) I noticed a slight spiciness in the background which was not very pronounced. As I neared the half way point the spiciness picked up a bit and the flavors became more intense. I really liked the woody and almost licorice hints that I was picking up. Again this cigar was so mellow and sophisticated that it I still can't put my finger on every aspect of it. The construction was typical of most Fuente products........near perfect IMO. While it may be frustrating at times to chase all of the Fuente rarities I have found that they have never been a disappointment and turn out to be a very welcomed treat. This cigar was unlike any Fuente sungrown I have had to date and was very impressed. Overall I would say this was a medium bodied smoke yet full on flavor. I have some more tucked away for very safe keeping and I look forward to these being a rare treat for me. 




But you made it sound to good.
