Arturo Fuente Sun Grown

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Mr Gone

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For an early Christmas present my father ordered me
Fuente Double Chateau Sun Grown.

Has anyone tried these yet?.

It is coming two day delivery. He got them for around 89 dollars a box of 20
 
Ayuh. Them is good smokes. The littluns is good too.

Good price.
Here's a good site.
Drapers

Good bye.

NA
 
When you can, try the Fuente Cuban Belicoso. The best in the sungrown line.
 
I really like the sungrowns too, and I'll second the Cuban Beli.

Seriouscigars.com has them in stock for $4.75. Great cigar for twice that price.
 
The first box of cigars I purchased, several years ago, was the AF Double Chateau Sungrown. Still one of my favorite cigars...

ALostTexan
 
I just recieved mine from FedEx today. It is really nice to see that they put an humidity envelope in the boxes. They say the age their cigars and that you don't have to put any age on them before smoking them. Is this true?
 
txmatt said:
Gotta try that Cuban Beli. Thanks for the link Neal, those are good prices!

-Matt-
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If you don't see something on the website Matt give them a call and ask. That's one of the oldest shops in Washington DC and they have a tremendous selection that isn't alwasy listed. Cuban Beli's for instance.

NA
 
I love the Dbl. Chateau sun-growns. But I prefer just the regular Chateau Fuentes as I don't always have time to smoke a double.

Eric
 
Does anyone know if the claim of not needing to age the cigar is true? They say they are aged before shipment.
 
Fuente's, and most domestics really, are aged for a few years before they are distributed. Additional aging still changes the flavors a bit, but it's more subtle than with ISOMs.
 
As for the Dbl C SG's and the C Beli SG's I like them better fresh. I have a few that are over a year in my humi and they seem a bit milder to me. Not that that's a bad thing, it depends on how you like your cigars.
 
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