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The Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba stands as the final masterwork of the legendary Carlos Fuente Sr., encapsulating the finesse, tradition, and spirit of old Havana. Hand-rolled in the Dominican Republic, this blend uses an Ecuadorian Havana Grade 1 wrapper over a core of Cuban-seed Dominican binder and filler, channeling the nuances and elegance of pre-embargo Cuban cigars. Each vitola carries a domino-inspired name, reflecting Fuente’s Cuban heritage and the beloved spirit of the domino game.
- Last blend by Carlos Fuente Sr.: A living tribute to Fuente family history and Cuban cigar tradition
- Ecuadorian Havana Grade 1 wrapper: Rich, aromatic, and visually elegant
- Cuban-seed Dominican binder and fillers: Impeccable texture, layered complexity, and signature smoothness
- Medium-bodied, balanced flavor: Perfect for new and veteran enthusiasts alike
- Captivating transitions: Progression from spice, cloves, and wood to nutmeg, chocolate, citrus, and gentle cedar
- Legendary construction: Praised for even burn, easy draw, long ash, and skillful rolling
- Domino-themed vitolas: Doble Cinco, Doble Cuatro, Doble Seis, Doble Tres, Doble Dos, Divine Inspiration (unique sizes for different palates)
From first light, Casa Cuba celebrates Havana’s classic profile—opening with bright spice, clove, and subtle pepper before evolving creamy nutmeg, zesty citrus, peanut, and chocolate over a gentle cedar finish. Fruit notes such as cherry and apple appear in smaller ring gauges, while larger formats bring richer cocoa and earth. Each cigar evidences Fuente’s old-world craftsmanship, with impeccable balance, elegant transitions, and a velvety retrohale. Medium strength and nuanced flavor transitions make Casa Cuba accessible any time of day, and a favorite both for daily enjoyment and collecting.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Havana Grade 1 |
| Binder | Dominican Republic |
| Filler | Cuban-seed Dominican |
| Strength | Medium |
| Vitolas | Doble Cinco (5″ x 50), Doble Cuatro (4.5″ x 54), Doble Seis (6″ x 52), Doble Tres (5.5″ x 44), Doble Dos (6.5″ x 42), Divine Inspiration (6⅛” x 47) |
| Box Count | 30 |
| Origin | Dominican Republic |
| Awards | Multiple 90+ ratings (Cigar Aficionado 91) |
Summary
- Box Count: 30
- Region: Dominican Republic
- Strength: Medium
- Binder: Dominican Republic
- Wrapper: Ecuadorian Havana Grade 1
- Filler: Cuban-seed Dominican
FAQ
What makes Casa Cuba unique?
It’s the last signature blend from Carlos Fuente Sr., created as a tribute to Cuba’s golden era, and features domino-themed sizes nodding to classic Havana and Fuente family tradition.
How would you describe the flavor profile?
Expect a balanced, evolving smoke—spice and wood early, then nutmeg, cocoa, citrus, and smooth, creamy cedar as the cigar develops.
What is the best size for the full Casa Cuba experience?
Doble Tres and Divine Inspiration are noted for added cherry and citrus-cream nuances, but all vitolas deliver signature Fuente depth and elegance.
How is the construction?
Casa Cuba is renowned for even burn, easy draw, long ash, and consistent flavor—hallmarks of Fuente craftsmanship.
Is it beginner-friendly?
Yes—the approachable medium body and versatile flavor transitions make it ideal for both new and experienced smokers.
How does it age?
Aging amplifies its creamy, sweet, and fruity layers, making Casa Cuba ideal for long-term cellaring and future enjoyment.
What’s the ideal pairing?
Coffee, mild bourbon, or creamy desserts enhance the cigar’s complex, balanced sweetness and spice.
| Selection | Box – Doble Tres 5 1/2 x 44, 5 Pack – Doble Tres 5 1/2 x 44, Single – Doble Tres 5 1/2 x 44, Box – Doble Cuatro 4 1/2 x 54, 5 Pack – Doble Cuatro 4 1/2 x 54, Single – Doble Cuatro 4 1/2 x 54, Box – Doble Cinco 5 x 50, 5 Pack – Doble Cinco 5 x 50, Single – Doble Cinco 5 x 50, Box – Doble Seis 6 x 52, 5 Pack – Doble Seis 6 x 52, Single – Doble Seis 6 x 52, Box – Doble Dos 6 1/2 x 42, 5 Pack – Doble Dos 6 1/2 x 42, Single – Doble Dos 6 1/2 x 42 |
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Robusto (verified owner) –
Underrated smoke and you really get Fuente/cuban funk out of these. Doble Cinco might be my favorite size. Flavors are the same but it can get boring by the end of the 2/3 of the cigar in my opinion.
Definitely a great morning/coffee smoke.
Tasting notes: Salt, peanuts, spice, musty cedar, coffee, some creamy tones at the finish.
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rocky_mountain_seoul (verified owner) –
This is a great quick smoke. I feel that these are under the radar. You don’t hear much about them, but in my opinion, they’re fantastic. Medium body with lots of flavor- cedar, mild spice, nuts. Constructed well with a nice draw. This is a stick that would appeal to both new and seasoned smokers.
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BruceWang (verified owner) –
I saw some reviews online before, and the reviews were half good and half bad. Until I bought it this time, I can say with certainty that this is a good cigar, especially the small size. It won’t waste too much of your time, but it feels very good!
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Ysofockup (verified owner) –
Very good construction as you would expect from the Fuente group. Plenty of smoke, an easy draw and no re-lights or touch ups needed. The profile had a bit of cedar and a little pepper over a mildly woody base. Some spices and a bit of cream on the finish. No transitions during the smoke but a very good cigar that not withstanding. Surprising you don’t hear more about this cigar.
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mitchdlot (verified owner) –
A little more body than Hemingway and Don Carlos yet not as much as the Anejo. This Fuente is the sweet spot for me in terms of body and strength. Absolutely great.
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contrerast3 (verified owner) –
This is one of those sticks that kind of flies under the radar and I’m not sure why. It’s a great smoke. Baking spices, cherry like sweetness, creamy and smooth. I hadn’t smoked one of these in years and just got reminded of how solid of a smoke this is. I’ll be ordering more and you should too.
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Cricken (verified owner) –
The Divine Inspiration is my favorite size of the this blend with the Doble Dos and Doble Tres following close behind. I haven’t tried all the sizes yet but so far the blend is a fantastic light-medium strength blend that has great flavors. If you’re looking for a more elegant blend or just need a break from powerhouses that hit you over the head, these Casa Cubas and Fuente Hemingways are a great choice
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Dan Nguyen (verified owner) –
Great Fuente stick, and I feel like it doesn’t get talked about much compared to other fuente offerings (DC,RSG,Hemingway series). The DI vitola is amazing..
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John Barreto (verified owner) –
This cigar is as great of a consistent cigar as you can get. It isn’t particularly extraordinary in my opinion, but it is NEVER anything less than good. If you want a stick to keep in the humidor as a go-to when in doubt, this is the one. It pleases anyone from a first-time smoker to a veteran. Definitely worth having in any smoker’s collection.
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Eddy (verified owner) –
This is a good solid smoke. To be honest, I don’t really think it taste like any current cubans. I know many of those hommage cigars try to capture the pre revolution cuban taste. However I have never tried one so I can’t compare, but to the current Habanos portfolio, this really isn’t anything like. Don’t get me wrong this is still a very good smoke, but not a replacement cuban for Cuban lovers.
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jhdenny3 (verified owner) –
I’ve now tried a few different vitolas from this line. The divine inspiration is on a different level for me. It is absolutely a cuban profile. Divine inspiration is slightly lighter, sweeter, and has more of a floral/lemongrass note. Brilliant.
The remainder of the line is largely similar and not quite as good for me. The profile is primarily dry woody notes. enjoyable, but not worth seeking out. DI however, buy ’em if you see ’em.
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Clinton Saunders (verified owner) –
This definitely gave me that Cubanesque feel, with the consistency and quality of Fuente. The cigar was rolled well, burned well, and gave more of a power punch than the typical Fuente. I also love the traditional Cuban size.
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bmwbrucemarks (verified owner) –
Hands down my favorite Fuente cigar. Love the size, construction, burn, and flavor profile. Unfortunately boxes are hard to come by so grab one when you see them.
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john9142008 (verified owner) –
An underappreciated Fuente and Carlos Sr’s last blend. This refined medium bodied cigar smokes well above its price point, and particularly shines in the smaller ring gauges.
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usarmy15t86 (verified owner) –
I’ve had every regular production Casa Cuba, save for the Doble Dos, and the Doble Tres is by far my favorite. It gives a wonderful cherry flavor that is reminiscent of cuban Romeo y Julietas. The Divine Inspiration is wonderful too, but it has more of that grassy flavor than the cherry. They’re both really well made, exceptionally blended cigars that are a value at the price point. I have yet to try the Doble Dos, but I hear it’s great as well. Do yourself a favor and pick some of these skinny beauties up.
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
I enjoy most Fuente products . When I heard the backstory to these I had to try. The doble Cinco was my favorite until I tried the doble dos lonsdales I ordered. I prefer smaller ring gauge sticks and the flavor really pops out of the smaller ring gauge. Definitely a favorite of mine.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Bakers spice and sweetness. One of my favorites from Fuente that seems to be little known.
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Eric Eilers (verified owner) –
A good cigar with Cuban characteristics. Medium body with cream, earth, and just a tad of spice. No transitions, but if you’re looking for something to itch the Cuban flavors without the twang, this is a good stick.
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frankie.fyh (verified owner) –
This is a good cigar (I ordered 5 doble cuatro vitola) but it fell short compare to other Fuente blends such as the rosado gran reserva or Don Carlos,in terms of flavours and complexity. I’m not sure if it’s the matter of different vitolas.
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jtdjeffers (verified owner) –
They really out did themselves with this one. Beautiful and creamy.
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Ramsch15 (verified owner) –
A tasty, rare find, light spicy, creamy finish. With a fine long burn. Will buy more definitly. A very good find.
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba – Single – Doble Cinco, Overall construction was good and the slightly less than medium strength was well balanced with the flavors. it has a mild berry-like sweetness on the finish.
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Anthony Russo (verified owner) –
Add this one to the long list of AF that I love. Beautiful notes, burns nicely. For the price you can’t go wrong!
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jamesjones229 (verified owner) –
this cigar is a sleeper !!
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LeafAndBarrel (verified owner) –
Another Fuente under-rated (secret) meduim cigar. It is a typical Fuente meaning beautiful in appearance and expertly rolled. 10 mins into the cigar the flavor reveals a woodsy gentle emergence of cedar, earth, and a hint of apple spice or a touch of cinnamon on the retrohale. Damn enjoyable in which the richness does not wane. A great cigar and I understand why Cigar Aficionado rated it 93.
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