While it’s hard to say who was the originator of the limited edition, Arturo Fuente would certainly be in the running because of five letters: OpusX. While it seems like pretty much every manufacturer is making limited editions, store exclusives, regional editions or other cigars that simply aren’t available to everyone in regular quantities, Fuente might just be the ones that brought the idea of the limited edition into the minds of most current cigar smokers. The company has always been known for its rarities, from the cigars you can only find at Casa Fuente in Las Vegas to the unicorns like the OpusX Football, Fuente is known as much for its limited editions as it is for its plentiful regular production cigars. In the final months of 2012, Arturo Fuente expanded its domain of limited editions with a cigar that literally bore no name. Well, it did, except that its name was literally, no name. The Arturo Fuente Unnamed Reserve 2012 was a 5 3/4 x 48 with a Sun Grown wrapper over Don Carlos fillers and whose production numbers were said to be even more limited than the 2011 release of the ForbiddenX 13. In 2013 the company took things a ...
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