Dominican Arturo Fuente Cigar Company, founded in 1912, is a top cigar brand produced in Dominica, the oldest cigar manufacturer in the world, and the largest cigar producer in Dominica

Fuente cigars offer the most beautiful enjoyment that cigar aficionados can imagine, as they exude a rich flavour that all cigar lovers cannot refuse. Now in its fourth generation, Carlos Fuente said: "Fuente cigars inherit the art and skill of our ancestors, and they will always represent passion, pride and self-sacrifice, and each Fuente cigar adds the best to the world." "The famous writer Ernest Hemingway was as obsessed with Havana, Cuba, and he also dedicated his great love to Fuente cigars, which were still produced in Cuba at that time. As the oldest cigar manufacturer family in the world, the Fuente family has led the Fuente family through the efforts of four generations through the baptism of various historical storms since the 20th century. Imagine that without Fuente cigars, Hemingway's tough-guy image would seem to be missing a little bit of flavor. The advent of Fuente cigars adds another element to cigar culture: passion, pride and self-sacrifice. It tells us that cigars are not only about status and status, but also about being able to enjoy them in a warm cigar room under a clear sky, they can also be burned in the wind and waves, and that Fuente cigars are best placed in the mouths of men like Hemingway, because only such men have the courage and passion to challenge all the difficulties in life. Fuente cigars give men a strong, tough masculinity. It tells all the men of the world that the meaning of life lies in a spirit that dares to endure pain and despises death. The Fuente family moved their cigarette factory from the famous Havana, Cuba to the Dominican Republic, thanks to their traditional top-notch tobacco making skills and admirable courage, but this did not affect the quality of Fuente cigars, which are still one of the most beloved brands of cigar aficionados around the world.

The Arturo Fuente family dates back to 1912, and today Fuente employs more than 2,000 people, produces more than 3 million hand-rolled cigars a year, and has moved to Dominica to become the second largest cigar producer. In the early 60s of the 20th century, the United States imposed an embargo on Cuba, and Arturo Fuente, who had always used Cuban tobacco leaves to roll high-quality cigars, was forced to look elsewhere for new high-quality tobacco leaves. At that time, the family was the second generation of Carlos Fuente, who invested in Puerto Rico, Nicaragua, Honduras and other places, but all of them suffered losses due to the political instability in various places at that time.

It wasn't until 1980 that he was finally able to establish himself in the Dominican Republic, buying a tobacco plantation, building a small factory, employing seven people, and producing his first cigar on September 4 of the same year, opening up a new world for the cigar industry at that time. They planted a large number of wrappers in El Caribou, and many in the cigar industry were shocked by the Fuente family's move, as no one had ever grown wrappers in Dominica before, let alone made fine cigars from the tobacco there. The Fuente family's cigars were so amazed that in 1994, when the cigars made from the tobacco leaves of the El Carib Farm were praised by the famous cigar magazine in Cigar Eater before they were officially released, and have since beaten other Cuban cigars.