The chateau Fuente was the first box of cigars I ever purchased. The Hemingway is now my favorite cigar I’ve ever smoked. Such a cool sorry and heritage. I’m happy to support this brand and family.
Fuente will be my number one cigar company forever. My uncle always smokes fuentes had me cutting his cigars since a kid. And now im cutting them and lighting them to enjoy for myself. No other company can come close to fuente. Mad respect for the generations of this family. If it wasn’t for fuente I probably wouldn’t be enjoying cigars.❤
Im sitting in my garage watching this at 3 AM smoking my very first Don Carlos.... What an epic journey. Just might have found my new favorite cigar. The complexity and smoothness of this cigar is unreal. Thank you Fuente family for making such an incredible product.
I’m legitimately proud of the fact their cigars are my favorite. Such a great story, smoking their sticks makes me feel in a small way like I’m part of their journey.
Incredible story of persistence and dedication. My desert island cigar is the Don Carlos double robusto. I could smoke these above all other cigars from any country for the rest of my life.
There were two things taught to his kids when they arrived from school, the family trade and learning the responsibilities of the work for some day they will take over the family job.
My absolute favorite cigar maker. Smoking a Curly Head right now, which...thank you A.Fuente for giving us such a excellent and extremely affordable cigar.
Beautiful testimony that no matter what against all odds, hard work and perseverance anyone can achieve their dream in America! Love the Arturo Feuente Cigars!
Great story. It’s all makes sense now. I had a Chateau cigar for the first time and it’s definitely the best cigar I’ve had hands down. Didn’t want to put it down. Smoked it down to the end. Thank y’all for your hard work.
Great documentary! I have a question! So in 1988 ( 15:20 ), prior to Carlito meeting the French man who told him he was never going to be great because he's not creating cigars but merely assembling them, what were Arturo Fuentes cigars made with since they'd arrive in the DR? Were they growing Dominican tobacco at that time and using it for filler/binder? Or were they simply manufacturing cigars using tobacco bought from local farmers? Or perhaps tobacco from other countries? And what about wrappers? As I understand it, nowadays AF cigars, other than the OpusX lines, uses a variety of wrappers for the regular production cigars. Was it the same prior to the French man saying the "you'll never be great" quote? Basically, did Carlos and Carlito begin growing tobacco in the DR prior to 1988 (for filler and binder) or were they simply manufacturing cigars?
The way understand it from other research, they weren’t producing their own wrapper. The French tobacconist, told him he needed to produce a wrapper. Something that had been tried and had failed in that Country.
And in all those countries in south and middle america who was controlling the telecom? And the one who controls telecom controls the intelligence agency operating there on the behalf of the ones who makes the so called money. Connect the dots please.
Incredible story of a family that refused to give up.
The chateau Fuente was the first box of cigars I ever purchased. The Hemingway is now my favorite cigar I’ve ever smoked. Such a cool sorry and heritage. I’m happy to support this brand and family.
Fuente will be my number one cigar company forever. My uncle always smokes fuentes had me cutting his cigars since a kid. And now im cutting them and lighting them to enjoy for myself. No other company can come close to fuente. Mad respect for the generations of this family. If it wasn’t for fuente I probably wouldn’t be enjoying cigars.❤
A true family that sticks together❤ God Bless the Fuente family and many more to come of them.
The world’s GREATEST cigars. One day I’ll smoke an Opus X. God bless the Fuente family. Such an amazing story.
They are top of the line and can actually bang with the top Cubans
I hope you have had a chance to smoke that Opus
may god give you 1000 of them
My wife bought me an Opus X Gift set with Humidor for Fathers Day last year!! Did not disappoint!!
The Opus X was fire 🔥
Carlos fuente passed away in 2016. RIP ty fuente family for sharing your journey and amazing cigars with us.
What a family... what a great cigar. God bless the Fuente family
Im sitting in my garage watching this at 3 AM smoking my very first Don Carlos.... What an epic journey. Just might have found my new favorite cigar. The complexity and smoothness of this cigar is unreal. Thank you Fuente family for making such an incredible product.
I’m legitimately proud of the fact their cigars are my favorite. Such a great story, smoking their sticks makes me feel in a small way like I’m part of their journey.
Hemingway Signature.
It's a smoke one can always count on for a quality every time.
I just had one for the first time this weekend. New to premium cigars. FANTASTIC!
Incredible story of persistence and dedication. My desert island cigar is the Don Carlos double robusto. I could smoke these above all other cigars from any country for the rest of my life.
Thank you to an amazing family. Truly an inspiration! You were my very first cigar. You are responsible for my love of cigars. Thank you.
Just enjoyed my first Hemingway,whist watching..
Nice one!!
There the GOAT of the cigar world in my opinion ! Long live Arturo Fuente his family and cigars !
You mean They're not there
@@rogueprince1341 Sorry professor 🤡
@shortyberg1425 your welcome dumbass
There were two things taught to his kids when they arrived from school, the family trade and learning the responsibilities of the work for some day they will take over the family job.
The photo of the Fuente couple between 13:40--13:46 is priceless. Their expressions tell the whole story.
My absolute favorite cigar maker. Smoking a Curly Head right now, which...thank you A.Fuente for giving us such a excellent and extremely affordable cigar.
Hard work and passion pays off...something we all need to realize
Talk about getting kicked in the nuts numerous times and getting up and coming back harder...salute 🙏 pride in your product goes along way!
The story of this family is truly inspiring!!!
Honestly some of my favorite cigars. The Hemmingway is so smooth and tasty.
Joe M. on narration and very classy documentary. Awesome.
Wow what a story of triumph,passion,and determination ❤❤❤
Beautiful testimony that no matter what against all odds, hard work and perseverance anyone can achieve their dream in America! Love the Arturo Feuente Cigars!
Even their “cheap” cigar, the 5-8-5, is a great smoke. Inspiring story
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They also have "Curly Heads" which are Cuban sandwiches and even cheaper. The 8-5-8 is cheap but not the cheapest Fuente.
@@Lycosa
Smoking a Curly Head right now. It's my "go to" smoke. Affordable and quality.
I’m going to try my 1st AF cigar today, short story it is.
this story is amazing love the cigar world
Siempre he fumado este cigarro,el mejor del mundo, éxito a la familia Fuente,dios los bendiga.
Great story. It’s all makes sense now. I had a Chateau cigar for the first time and it’s definitely the best cigar I’ve had hands down. Didn’t want to put it down. Smoked it down to the end. Thank y’all for your hard work.
Smoking a Rosado Gran Reserva hoping I can get my hands on an Opus X or am Anejo soon. New to the cigar world and I LOVE Fuente cigars
This is awesome 🇨🇺
This is what i want to be ! Fuente, what a spirit, what a inspiration ♥️
Thanks for the beautiful video.
I love their cigars
I've always wanted to try a opus x! I wish I could find them I love all of his cigars that I've tired! Best cigars you can get your hands on!
Sold them out of the house for cash only. That's a boss right there
RIP Mr. Fuente
Narrator is Joe Mantegna I believe. Best known as Fat Tony from The Simpsons!!
It is, I can hear it.
Its not about getting knocked down, its about getting back up again.
Love your cigars
Never had a bad AF cigar. They are affordable and everywhere with a lot of choices. No wonder they are a big cigar giant.
Its so beautiful 😍
Narrated by fat tony. Awesome
Pat sheeba it wasn’t fat tony his name is joe and he is on a cop show everyone watches
Smokey729 fat Tony is the name of the character Joe Montenga voices on The Simpson’s
Beautiful story
I will only buy Arturo Fuente
Amazing truly amazing
Amazing
I love the opus line. I wonder why there so many retailers and distributors that dislike Carlito?
I always have a box of Hemingways and Don Carlos #3 in my humidors at all times.
makes me want to light up a cigar
Ironically I’m smoking an A. Fuente Chateau SG as I’m watching this !!! Amazing story great cigars!!!! 😊
Best cigars in the business
I love the curly heads.
Darn Fine Cigars.
Carlos was more american than cuban. Arturo Fuente is a cuban american brand
Smoking a Fuente as I watch this video
Song name at 14:00
Great documentary! I have a question! So in 1988 ( 15:20 ), prior to Carlito meeting the French man who told him he was never going to be great because he's not creating cigars but merely assembling them, what were Arturo Fuentes cigars made with since they'd arrive in the DR? Were they growing Dominican tobacco at that time and using it for filler/binder? Or were they simply manufacturing cigars using tobacco bought from local farmers? Or perhaps tobacco from other countries? And what about wrappers? As I understand it, nowadays AF cigars, other than the OpusX lines, uses a variety of wrappers for the regular production cigars. Was it the same prior to the French man saying the "you'll never be great" quote? Basically, did Carlos and Carlito begin growing tobacco in the DR prior to 1988 (for filler and binder) or were they simply manufacturing cigars?
The way understand it from other research, they weren’t producing their own wrapper. The French tobacconist, told him he needed to produce a wrapper. Something that had been tried and had failed in that Country.
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After watching this im not sure im worthy of smoking a Fuente
Opus x 😂 leave those poor opuh's alone!!
Why do I know that voice who is the narrator
The Opus X is pretty good bruh.
Audio is all messed up
that's Joe Montegna narrating....
Is the narrator a voice for one of the mob guys in Simpsons?
Is that Fat Tony from the simpsons doing the voice over?
Is this voiced by Fat Tony from the Simpsons???
Did Fat Tony from the Simpsons do the commentary? Lmao
They chose an italian american to do the voice over in Joe Mantegna? Why not a spaniard?
And in all those countries in south and middle america who was controlling the telecom? And the one who controls telecom controls the intelligence agency operating there on the behalf of the ones who makes the so called money. Connect the dots please.
hmmmmm
23:4
This is an example of what communism can do to peoples, I am Cuban and this put a not in my throat.
ok then :T
Nope, dont like the taste.