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The Hemingway series is the line that brought the perfecto back to premium cigars: Carlos Fuente Sr. found old cigar molds in an Ybor City, Florida warehouse, carried them to the Fuente factory in the Dominican Republic and taught his master roller the shape, launching the series with the Signature in 1983. The Classic is the long, double-tapered perfecto of that series, and the Maduro is its rare counterpart — a limited release that appears only once or twice a year, rolled only by the handful of torcedores trained in the shape and aged at Chateau de la Fuente until release.
A dark, oily Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper over Dominican binder and aged, estate-grown Dominican filler, handmade in the Dominican Republic as a double-tapered perfecto figurado. The shape is built in molds that date to the early decades of the 20th century and takes roughly twice as long to roll as a conventional parejo. Presented in cabinet-style boxes of 25 cigars.
A medium-bodied maduro showing dark chocolate, earth, freshly ground coffee and buttery spice through a long, luscious finish. The cold draw opens on molasses and raisin sweetness, and the smoke keeps a creamy vanilla-edged character that makes it noticeably heartier than the Cameroon-wrapped original.
Alcoholic: A fine bourbon or a dark rum. Non-Alcoholic: A rich dark roast coffee.
A premium evening or special-occasion smoke. Allow 75-90 minutes.