The Hemingway line from Arturo Fuente is known for being a well-crafted, medium-bodied cigar with a refined and accessible flavor profile. Here are the typical flavor characteristics:

Flavor Profile Highlights

• The wrapper is a Cameroon leaf, with Dominican binder and filler. Cigar Aficionado+2cuencacigars.com+2

• Common tasting notes include cedar, caramel / sweet brown sugar, coffee and cocoa. Holt's Cigar Company+2Holt's Cigar Company+2

• There is often a gentle nutmeg / cinnamon spice, particularly in the early and middle parts of the cigar. Cigar Smoker Club+1

• In the later third, the profile may shift toward oak, leather and dried fruit / raisins, with a hint of pepper on the finish. Cigar Aficionado+1

• Strength is generally mild to medium, making it approachable for many smokers. Cigar Smoker Club+1

Example Review Snippets

• One review: “Notes of almonds, sweet baking spices and candied orange peel lead to a gingerbread finish.” (Specific size “Best Seller” variant) Cigar Aficionado

• Another review for the “Classic” size: “Caramel and coffee notes combine with wood and leather flavors. A long finish features spicy notes and pepper.” Cigar Aficionado

Summary

If you smoke a Hemingway, expect a smooth, elegant smoke with:

• A sweet-wood core (cedar with caramel/brown sugar)

• Coffee / cocoa undertones

• A touch of warm baking spice (nutmeg/cinnamon)

• Finishing on oak / leather with mild pepper

It’s not an ultra-strong cigar; it leans toward the medium side, making it versatile for different occasions.