More likely, the ones you are looking for an answer on are referred to by Carlito in this Q&A:
Q. What's in the immediate future for the Fuente operation? Anything new in the pipeline?
A. We're always creating new things, but most of our creations in the past year have been very limited collectibles. For a very logical reason: There's so many things that I think about, but our classical products are so oversold, whatever we do would take away from something that people are waiting for.
There is a new cigar - it commemorates my grandfather and the beginning of A. Fuente & Cia., for his 90th anniversary. Just like the Fuente Fuente OpusX, the packaging really has to honor my grandfather and the whole history of our family, and I've been working on the packaging for over two years now. The cigar itself has been ready to ship for over a year, so the first cigar will be shipped on Nov. 18, which is my grandfather's birthday. That cigar is called the Arturo Fuente Anniversary. It's the Anniversary Series.
Now, November 18th has come and gone and these were supposed to be released last year, from what I was told. But, there are some rumblings that these will be hitting the stores very soon. I have not seen anything concerning the packaging but I highly doubt they will release these in "plain" form. But, I could be wrong. I know though that the packaging of these kind of releases from Fuenet means a lot to Carlito and also adds to the value. If the reviews I've read on this cigar are true, it will be unlike any other Fuente that has been officially released as of yet. Here is one from a friend who is very experienced with reviewing cigars:
"Dark wrapper, more like a cuban maduro. Very fine veins, and as always with Fuentes, excellent construction. This cigar was unbanded, and when Carlito handed me this cigar he had this grin on his face and told me "you are one of the first to try this smoke". The size was similar to a corona grande. Fired it up and the cigar drew very easily...almost smoked itself. What I was immediately impressed with was the smoothness of this smoke. Flavorful, rich tobacco taste with a splash of black spice. When exhaling through my nose to get a better taste of this cigar, it was extremely smooth........no "pepper burn" in my nostrils. Amazing for a cigar that was rolled a year ago, and for one as flavorful as this.
If I were doing a blind taste test of this cigar, I would have guessed it to be a 20 year old cuban Partagas...this is no BS! The combustion was complete, white ash, razor burn. Not unlike the vintage cigars that I smoke on a regular basis. I told Carlito that this cigar would have made me look like an idiot in a blind taste test......as I would have sworn this was a vintage havana. I'm not sure if this cigar was a prototype, or a production run, but if these cigars are released in this form/flavor, it will definitely cause a bigger $hitstorm than the SG Hemi's on this board. This cigar is unlike any other Fuente that I have ever smoked."
