Arturo Fuente Anejo Reserva No. 60

If you’re searching for a cigar that stands out in craftsmanship, rarity, and flavour, the Anejo Reserva No. 60 from Arturo Fuente certainly demands attention. This limited-release cigar is part of the Añejo line, which itself was born out of necessity and evolved into a highly sought-after offering.

 Anejo Reserva No. 60 Origins & Story Behind the Blend

• The Añejo line came into being after Hurricane Georges devastated parts of the Dominican Republic’s tobacco infrastructure, prompting Carlos Fuente Jr. to innovate with aged Broadleaf wrappers.

• The No. 60 vitola was introduced as a new size in the line  measuring 6¼” × 48  to emulate the popular shape of the Opus X PerfecXion X.

• Only released once or twice a year, typically around holidays and Father’s Day, making it a true collector’s item.

Construction & Specifications

• Size: 6.25 inches in length, ring gauge 48.

• Wrapper: USA Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro, matured in cognac barrels.

• Binder & Filler: Dominican Republic tobaccos, from the storied Fuente family operations.

• Strength: Full-bodied, but known for smoothness and refinement rather than harshness.

Flavor Profile & Smoking Experience

Expect a richly layered experience. Some of the prominent tasting notes include:

• Dark chocolate, roasted nuts, leather and cedar  thanks to the aged binder/filler plus the Broadleaf wrapper. Sweet spice and creamy vanilla/leather undertones from the cognac-barrel aging of the wrapper.

• A long finish, and a burn that many aficionados describe as “dream-like” given the level of construction.
  As one enthusiast wrote:

“When you have about 2 hours to really enjoy a cigar, the Anejo Reserva #60 is one you should try. It is not to be rushed.”

Why This Cigar Stands Out

• Rarity: Because the Añejo line is released in limited allotments, once it’s gone it’s gone  you’ll often see comments like “buy it if you see it.”

• Quality pedigree: The Fuente family has been crafting cigars for generations; this model benefits from aged tobaccos and carefully controlled wrappers.

• Distinct wrapper treatment: The Cognac-barrel-aged Broadleaf is not common among the industry; it gives a flavor dimension that’s special.

• Collector & smoker friendly: It appeals to both those looking to savor something exceptional now, and those looking to cellar a gem for later.

For the cigar aficionado who wants something truly special, the Arturo Fuente Añejo Reserva No. 60 is more than a smoke  it’s an event. Rich, luxurious, limited and layered  it checks all the boxes. If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on it, savour every draw.