Tasting Notes
The Chateau series offers a consistent burn with a smooth, perfectly snug draw. Even though some of the Chateau series cigars need one or two touch-ups during the smoke, this rarely affects the quality of the smoke. The ash may also be flaky especially for the larger sizes like the King T and the Royale Salute. The smaller versions like Queen B and Belicoso hold their ash very well. The burn is quite slow, and even the smaller versions can turn into a one hour smoke.
Flavor Profile and Taste
The Chateau series features medium-bodied cigars which pack a full-flavor. The overall flavor palate for the Fuente Chateau involves woody, cedar, and spicy tones in the front of the palate. Undertones feature creamy, nutty, espresso notes that last until the next draw. The cigars that fall in the light-medium category of strength are wrapped in the Connecticut natural shade. It is light, smooth, and easy; a cigar that you can smoke at any time of the day. Cigars that feature the Ecuadorian sun grown wrapper are medium-bodied. They are generally spicier, with a bit of a bang, and a stronger flavor palate. The Maduro wrapper works with medium to full-bodied cigars which pack a formidable punch both in strength and flavor.
Ultimately, the Fuente Chateau series accommodates each category of stogie lover, from anytime stogies that can be smoked in the morning to after dinner cigars that need a good 2-hour allowance. We are confident you will find your perfect stogie, I know I did.
