Fuente Anejo vitolas
- Thread starter zirotti
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To me, no. Not sayin' their not similar, the difference is more about flavor intensity rather than how long they smoke or a rg/shape preference between each size. Definitely worth trying all the sizes to know your preference imo. Should be enjoyable trying them all too
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Fourtotheflush
BoM Apr 12'
77 is fairly HTF.
It is one of my favorite overall and favorite in the line.
It is one of my favorite overall and favorite in the line.
javajunkie
BoM July '12
i will drop a vote for the 46. while sharks get all the love, the CG format works in this blend, for my preferences.
but the only way to be certain is to burn more anejo! o$
but the only way to be certain is to burn more anejo! o$
njstone
BoM January 2010
1) Anejo vitolas do show considerable variation, imvho, though not as much as the Opus X
2) With 3 or more years of age, all Anejos are awesome cigars, and well worth MSRP to me
3) The 46 is my favorite vitola, followed closely by the 77 "Shark," but the 46 is ready to smoke much sooner (in terms of age)
4) I have not actually had the newest size (60 I think it's called), so I cannot comment on that one
2) With 3 or more years of age, all Anejos are awesome cigars, and well worth MSRP to me
3) The 46 is my favorite vitola, followed closely by the 77 "Shark," but the 46 is ready to smoke much sooner (in terms of age)
4) I have not actually had the newest size (60 I think it's called), so I cannot comment on that one
I myself love the 55 torpedo and next would be the 49 double corona. I get the sweetest flavor notes out of these two vitolas.
JuYcEmAn
¡Soy un esnob de Fuente!
Nate makes a valid point(s)... There are variations between vitolas and the Anejos get better with age. My preference is the 49 and the 77. You cannot go wrong with trying each one and documenting the differences in taste to your palate.
javajunkie
BoM July '12
$9-13? if you can find them at that depends on the calibur of your place.
