777 By Jesus Fuego Belicoso Cigars

777 ('Triple Siete') Belicoso cigars are flavorful figurados handmade in Nicaragua. Employing an all-Nicaraguan blend, they're capped in 4-year old Nicaraguan Criollo Maduro wrappers. The cigars are medium to full-bodied, with layers of spice tamed by deep flavors of chocolate and well-aged tobacco.

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"A must try for maduro lovers "

After going through more than half the box of the 777 Belicoso, I can make a str ... more

JC in New Jersey

"Not bad, not great "

Let age for at least 2 weeks before smoking to accomodate to your humidor. Draws ... more

MT in Bay Point CA

"Wow! Someone got it right finally! "

CIgarhead, you could not sum up any review any better! If people want to know ci ... more

JG in Western NC Mountains

"If you really don't like these, I have an idea "

I would say, 1. the reviews seem shallow, and the cigar is a lot more than what ... more

I would say, 1. the reviews seem shallow, and the cigar is a lot more than what is seen here. when you buy cigars you need to let them sit. Unwrap the box break the seal, put it in your cabinet (sorry, your humidor) and let them stabelize. I don't care who or what you buy, anything you just light up is going to be wet, shipping is safer with a moist wrapper, it's tougher to bust or crack. So the runs and "uneven" burn can be due to them being wet. Not the maker's fault, he knows how to let his personal cigars age. At least a week maybe 2. If you can squeeze the cigar a little and you hear cracking, it's too dry, if it squishes and stays doesn't spring back, it's too wet. If you have a firm or close to firm that would spring back, it's ready.Now this cigar is really a hot item, I dont' work here, and in fact I think they hate me, but I'll have to say anyone who ran right by this smoke based on the ignorant reviews above is going to miss a great smoke. The price is the only thing I see wrong. I'd smoke one a day. Just sold a box to do a split today. I've smoked for 10 years and since these were released I ahve smoked 3 boxes.So lets be polite, if you are going to do a review, do one, but don't bust a smoke you didn't cure down a bit and then come slam the cigar. That cigar is fantastic and is very over looked. I know 20 people I can speak to right now who smoke them and also found them to be very nice, Powerfull and spicy, the number title is getting old for me but this is another home run for Fuego.With the Delerium and the Rare Corojo's release being so close, thsi cigar still has it's place.Stepping out of the norm for Jesus is not in the least anything to be scared of. This cigar has spice and pepper, an 8 on a 10 point strength grading system.I would say the construction on this cigar is better than a lot of the same ol same ol names and some makers I won't mention. You pay $10 a stick for worse quality if you are not careful.I love the belicoso, anything longer would be too much, when the power comes on, it's great and what's teh best part is you can still taste wonderful flaovers, I don't believe in "coffee" or Nutty" descriptions. I would say this smoke resembles the flavor profile of the Ilusion 88.All around< would say this is a strong smoke, best on a full stomach, maybe Scotch and take your time, or make sure you have a DD.It's a great smoke. Thanks to FSS for carrying Boutique brands, without there support you would be getting nothing but the "same ol brands"Now go smoke a Pepin less

CIgarhead in NC

"Okay - Good "

This cigar is okay - good. Not bad flavor, but be prepared for high maintenance. ... more

kencu58 in San Diego

777 By Jesus Fuego Belicoso Cigars - Maduro Box of 21