2006 God of Fire by Carlito
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Really amazing smoke. Got everything from Fruit, cinnamon and nuts, to espresso and leather over the course of this two hour double robusto. 2006 was a very good year for GoF indeed, as the Don Carlos from that year is also a great smoke. The Carlito is a little fuller in body and a little earthier, where the Don Carlos is lighter, and fruitier, but both are absolutely amazing cigars, well worth a celebration of their own, and are probably also worth the price for a celebration of yours.
So sayeth the grimacing beard. Smoke the God of Fire.
Oh, and check out my full review, with photos and all of that jazz at the blog, in signature.
So sayeth the grimacing beard. Smoke the God of Fire.
Oh, and check out my full review, with photos and all of that jazz at the blog, in signature.
Comments
In the Don Carlos I enjoy the smaller ring gauge #3 or #4.... I've had several Opus X and with those you either love them or you don't. Very subjective. I think they are above average, but not my favorite ... The Anejo, an Opus X with a Cognac barrel aged Maduro wrapper is NOT for me. Smoked four of them and each time it proved too much for my stomach, and head. .. The Hemingway not an everyday cigar to me, but a very straight-forward, for lack of a better term "old school " cigar. Earthy, woody, leathery. Work of Art, Best Seller, and Short Story all were pleasant. I like the Perfecto shape on this cigar.
One of my favorite Fuentes cigars is Bauza, I smoked more of these than any other cigar.. Probably 10 boxes in the last 15 years. And of course any Ashton product is a winner in my opinion. Pick up some and start experimenting. That's where the fun is.
The higher end Fuente stuff is what really blows me (and my wallet) away. I like pretty much all of it. Fuente doesn't make a bad cigar though (except for the Brevas, and the Curly Heads, IMO), regardless of price range.