AJ Fernandez

undulac · February 2010

jacketsrule · February 2010

I agree, He's on a roll.

stephen_hannibal · February 2010

I thought he blended the Gurkha Sherpa not the Park Ave... but most of these blends are fantastic.

Alex Williams · February 2010

he is a beast. he eats rocky patel for breakfast and poops him out before brunch.

dennisking · February 2010

I love so many of these sticks. I really think he's got it down.

madurofan · February 2010

Everyone has their tastes. I find many of his cigars rather one dimensional. Just one mans opinion.

Hays · February 2010

I've noticed this myself... AJ Fernandez is definitely one of my favorite blenders.

dennisking · February 2010

madurofan:
Everyone has their tastes. I find many of his cigars rather one dimensional. Just one mans opinion.

even though i've been smoking a long time, I am a noobie to actually learning to be a connoiseur. i can appreciate a smoke that is good from beginning to end. it's nice to have that reliable stick. there's nothing worse than a stick that goes from okay to good to skanky as it burns. i haven't tried enough sticks out there to know everything but i sure like a dependable stick. I think he does that well. I can see what you mean by one dimensional but sometimes I can appreciate that. a lot of his sticks are "Go To" sticks in my book. the Padilla Habano, MoW, and ITC 10yr are perfect examples

j0z3r · February 2010

TatuajeVI · February 2010

I can't say I've had a stick of his I didn't enjoy. Some I like more than others, but he really is excellent at what he does. There are a few on the list I didn't know he made, lol. Looks like I have a few more on my list to try.

clearlysuspect · February 2010

I bought a box of La Cuna Bin 85's about a month ago for really cheap and I wasn't real impressed with them fresh off the truck. Perhaps with a little rest on them they'll be better.

laker1963 · February 2010

madurofan · February 2010

madurofan · February 2010

Alex Williams · February 2010

Heavy · February 2010

laker1963 · February 2010

fla-gypsy · February 2010

AJ has some real talent for blending tasty cigars, one dimensional or not. I like them all.

Alex Svenson · February 2010

stephen_hannibal · February 2010

undulac · February 2010

madurofan · February 2010

Alex thanks again for the great info.

clearlysuspect · February 2010

After my harsh remarks about the Bin 85 earlier I decided to revisit it today. I'm glad I have these now as it was way better than the first one I had. I started with strong nutty flavors of Macadamian nutt. In my experiences, most cigars have a peppery finish to them more times than not. I've never had with an incredibly sweet finish with flavors of cherry, apricot, and melon. Perfect burn as well.

Russ55 · February 2010

Heavy · February 2010

Alex Svenson · February 2010

Alex Svenson · February 2010

kaspera79 · February 2010

Wow, of that list I have had twenty-two of them, and of those there is only one that I did not like, That one must have just been a fluke, which I will have to try again.

Matt Marvel · February 2010

I haven't tried nowhere near everything on the list Alex posted. However, I have tried a few, and they're all on my go-to list. Funny, I always thought Nica Libre was blended by Oliva. I stand corrected. AJ Fernandez now blends my favorite smoke.

urbino · February 2010

clearlysuspect:
After my harsh remarks about the Bin 85 earlier I decided to revisit it today. I'm glad I have these now as it was way better than the first one I had. I started with strong nutty flavors of Macadamian nutt. In my experiences, most cigars have a peppery finish to them more times than not. I've never had with an incredibly sweet finish with flavors of cherry, apricot, and melon. Perfect burn as well.

I love that cigar, clearlysuspect. It tastes like nothing else on the market.

urbino · February 2010

AJ Fernandez

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