I'm curious as to what you all think of Arturo Fuente cigars. It seems few of us smoke them, aside perhaps from Anejo and Opus. Personally I love them, aside perhaps from the mildest of their line. If I could I'd smoke King B's and Hemingways all the time. Due to my budget, though, they are a special treat.

So what say you?
EDIT: I Must have messed up, there was supposed to be a poll too. :-)
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One of the most solid available. Pretty much everything they make is good. Never hand an AF that I did not like. Short Storys are one of my favorites.
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One of my favorites but my stock has been depleted due to my assimilation into the dark side.
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I love the Hemingway's! :-) :-)
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Ditto on the Hemmingways :-). Double Chateau's are a fine stick too. :-)

Just consistent sticks.
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I don't reach for them regularly, but they're always a solid smoke, regardless of the line. Though if you count Ashton products in, since they're produced by the Fuentes, I reach for them a good bit.
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My favorite Arturo Fuentes have been:

Anejo #55s
Work of Art Maduros
Cuban Corona Maduros
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Almost always perfect construction, and some fine cigars, definitely one of the first NC makers I will look to when seeking a change of pace. Besides the Anejo, I'm a fan of the Hemingway line, the Don Carlos line, and have enjoyed many of the premiums I have smoked, like Opus, Casa Fuente, God of Fire and King Bs.
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This. Especially the maduros, and the rare rosado sungrowns. But my favorite from their line is the 858 Maddie. Solid, consistent, pretty cheap.
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Also Brickhouse, Cuesta Rey, Montesino, Bauza, probably a few others in partnership with JC Newman
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Used to love them when I first started because of the name. Still love a few of the lines, Chateau Fuente Maduros, Anejos, Opus, Hemmingway Maduros. As others have said, the construction is almost always perfect. Another one of those brands that have a gazillion lines and sometimes wish they'd stay with a few and perfect a few lines other than the top tier cigars they produce.
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Great and consistent cigars. Can't go wrong. Anejo being my favorite by far
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I am a fan of just about everything they do, especially the Hemingway line.
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Hemingways
Sharks (yummy)
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I like most of them. Opus and Sharks are my favorite.
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x2. Which reminds me , I'm out of 858s, need to stock up.
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I really enjoy opus, anejo, and woams. I wish I had more and I'd happily smoke them regularly.
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I absolutely love their Exqusito Maduros.
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Opus X, Anejo, Casa Fuente, & Don Carlos, In That Order, Are My Favorites.
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Don Carlos is their best "traditional" AR cigar; pre Opus model. Hemingway series are fun, but I don't think they are cigars that fare well with a lot of aging. I can't comment how Opus age or don't, but the Cameroon wrapper cigars can enjoyed right away.
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