Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente
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Origin/Country
Dominican Republic -
Wrapper Type
Ecuador -
Binder
Dominican Republic -
Filler
Dominican Republic -
Made
HM -
Flavored
Natural
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Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente 806 Maduro
Robusto 5 1/4 x 52 |
Box of 25 In Stock |
US$ 1,119.95 |
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Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente 807 Maduro
Robusto 5 3/4 x 52 |
Box of 25 Only 3 left |
US$ 1,231.95 |
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Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente 808 Natural
Toro 6 x 52 |
Box of 25 In Stock |
US$ 1,289.95 |
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VITOLA
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Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente 806 Maduro
Robusto • 5 1/4 x 52
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Box of 25
In Stock -
US$ 1,119.95
Only 1 per customer -
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Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente 807 Maduro
Robusto • 5 3/4 x 52
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Box of 25
Only 3 left -
US$ 1,231.95
Only 1 per customer -
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Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente 808 Natural
Toro • 6 x 52
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Box of 25
In Stock -
US$ 1,289.95
Only 1 per customer -
About Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente
Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente was originally a highly exclusive blend reserved strictly for the famous Casa Fuente lounge in Las Vegas. Today, this line represents the absolute pinnacle of the family's blending prowess and is finally available in very limited quantities beyond the boutique. Master Blender Carlito Fuente Jr. crafted this full-bodied profile to honor his family's legendary heritage and showcase their finest aged tobaccos. By utilizing a beautiful Ecuadorian wrapper over a robust core of Dominican binder and filler, it offers an exclusive taste of their private reserves that true aficionados spend years trying to track down.
Lighting up a Casa Fuente Cigar introduces a rich terroir that instantly commands your attention. The flawless Ecuadorian wrapper provides a zesty, oily character, while the heavily aged Dominican filler delivers deep tasting notes of roasted coffee, dark cocoa, and bold cedar. As the burn progresses, the transition between the milder seco and the potent ligero leaves creates a perfectly balanced profile, offering a smooth yet heavily spiced finish. The draw remains effortless from the first light down to the nub, reflecting the highest rolling standards of the Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia. factory.
Because it was kept as a lounge exclusive for years, finding Casa Fuente Cigars for sale online is incredibly rare, making them highly sought-after by serious collectors. A fun fact about this release: the different numbers in the vitola names (like 806 or 808) denote specific sizes and wrapper shade variations within this exclusive lineup. When you secure a box from us, you get these rare gems factory-fresh, straight from the aging room in the Dominican Republic. We keep every single cigar strictly under our 70/70 climate control, guaranteeing the wrapper oils and flavors arrive at your door in pristine condition.
More Blend Details
Origin: Dominican Republic
Factory: Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia.
Available Sizes: Robusto (5 1/4 x 52, 5 3/4 x 52), Toro (6 x 52)
Packaging: Boxes of 25
Ratings: Cigars in this blend have earned more than 93 points from Cigar Aficionado.
Pairing & Recommendations
To truly appreciate the full strength and deep espresso-tasting notes of these Casa Fuente cigars, pair yours with a robust, dark spirit. A snifter of aged French Cognac or a rich, cask-strength Dominican rum like Brugal 1888 perfectly complements the spicy Ecuadorian wrapper. If you are smoking earlier in the day, a strong double espresso will highlight the cocoa and cedar hidden within the Dominican binder and filler. This is a heavy, celebratory smoke, best reserved for a quiet evening in the lounge when you want to focus entirely on the tobacco's complex transitions.
Treating this exclusive release with care is absolutely mandatory. Use a very sharp double-guillotine cutter to cleanly remove the cap without tearing the delicate Ecuadorian wrapper. When you apply a soft flame to toast the foot, keep the heat slightly away from the tobacco to prevent charring the binder. Once lit, keep your draws slow and rhythmic. Rushing the burn on a full-bodied blend will cause the heavy ligero to overheat and turn bitter; smoking it slowly allows the rich, spiced terroir to shine brilliantly all the way down to the final inch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions for both first-time and experienced smokers
Is Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente good?
Yes, it is a phenomenal, highly sought-after cigar. Originally blended exclusively for the Casa Fuente lounge, it features a spicy Ecuadorian wrapper over rich Dominican fillers, delivering a complex, full-bodied profile. Its flawless construction ensures a perfect draw and an even burn, making it an absolute must-try for any serious aficionado.
What is the price of Casa Fuente cigars?
Prices reflect their ultra-premium, rare status, typically ranging from $1,119.95 for a 25-count box of the 806 Robusto to $1,289.95 for a box of the 808 Toro. Individual sticks average around $45 to $55. Because they were a lounge exclusive for so long, secondary market markups can be steep. Buying direct guarantees factory-fresh condition at a fair retail value.
Who makes Casa Fuente cigars?
They are made by the legendary Fuente family at their Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia. factory in the Dominican Republic. Master Blender Carlito Fuente Jr. specifically developed this exclusive blend. He created it to showcase the family’s finest aged tobaccos, originally serving it only to VIP guests and patrons of their private Las Vegas lounge.
Where can I buy Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente cigars?
You can find Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente for sale directly at Cigar Country when we have them in stock. We ship them factory-fresh straight from our Dominican facility to your humidor. We maintain every box under strict 70/70 climate control. Due to their extreme rarity, we highly recommend signing up for restock notifications.
What is the difference between Casa Fuente and Casa Cuba cigars?
Casa Fuente is a full-bodied, highly exclusive release originally made only for their Las Vegas lounge, featuring a dark Ecuadorian wrapper. Casa Cuba is a regular-production tribute blend made to mimic vintage Cuban profiles. While both are premium Arturo Fuente creations, Casa Fuente offers a much heavier, spicier terroir, whereas Casa Cuba delivers a medium-to-full, classic Havana-style smoke.