Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba Divine Inspiration
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Arturo Fuente Casa Cuba Divine Inspiration is the last cigar blended by the late Carlos Fuente Sr. before he passed away in 2016. This Long Corona uses an Ecuador Habano wrapper and binder and fillers from Cuban-seed Dominican tobaccos. Fuente Sr. blended these cigars inspired by the cigars he used to blend in his early years in Cuba. This cigar is smooth with subtle hints of spice, cedar, and cream from the moment you light up to the moment you reach the final nub.
Strength: Medium Bodied
Country: Dominican Republic
Wrapper Origin: Ecuadorian
Wrapper Leaf: Ecuadorian Habano
Box Count: 30
| Selection | Box – Divine Inspiration 6 1/8 x 47, 5 Pack – Divine Inspiration 6 1/8 x 47, Single – Divine Inspiration 6 1/8 x 47 |
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mitchdlot (verified owner) –
These are one of the best in the Casa Cuba line and just a fantastic smoke. If you like medium plus, a little spice, cedar, chocolate, coffee and cream this is your stick. 10/10 or 5 stars all day every day.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
I’ve had quite a few of the Casa Cubas, it’s a nice medium bodied cedar smoke. This vitola is easily the winner for me, it punches up the cedar and adds a warm readiness that I don’t find as much of in the bigger gauges. This is somewhat earthy too, but there’s a subtle golden raisin sweetness that plays very well. Happy to smoke this anytime of day.
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
I’ve had pretty much every vitola in this line and they are all good in their own right. The lonsdale and robusto are always up there for the tastiest but this was on another level. Some thing in how they roll this one gives it an extra oomph. Classic notes of hay, cedar and a creamy finish to boot. Casa Cuba has always been one of my favorite blends from AF but this will always have a place in my humidor.
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