Here is the word back from CI about the "alleged" dye on the fidalgos.

I am sorry to hear that you are not fully satisfied with your recent order. The Fidalgo Negro is a very dark oscuro. The shade of this cigar is achieved by scorching the wrapper leaves at extreme temperatures after the fermentation process has been completed. In turn, as the cigar burns, oils begin to run and the shade of the wrapper can leave a residue on the fingers and lips of the smoker. However, this does not always happen.

They are saying that there is no dye used on the Fidalgos...69

I bet you won't get that response about the Bohemian's...

Well, I tried a corona last night and my lips got brown, but not for too long as I washed it off. The cigar was rather inconsistant and occassionally harsh, but it wasn't to bad, especially after living through the cigar boom. I can't complain, but sometimes I still do....