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Partagas Serie du Connaisseur No. 3

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<< Serie du Connaisseur No 2

Serie P No 2 >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thin

Length:

143

Format:

Carlota

Ring:

Weight:

6,39 gr.

Score:

8.3

Presentation: Special box of 25

Partagas Serie du Connaisseur No. 3 Review:

A smaller cigar than its brothers in this series. It is a really good cigar but not as interesting as the other Connaisseur cigars. A good way to get into the 898 format.

Average user rating

Review #11:

AUG 03 For those who sometimes like thin format, these are quite elegant and I believe to be a far better option than say Cohiba Panatellas. They are not however in my opinion exactly like the Partagas range in taste. They are indeed a bit more spicy but not quite as forward. They smoke extremely well and slightly slower than most other thin gauge. I find these to be a great warmup cigar for a friday night before the second larger format kicks in on the second bottle of red. - Submitted by Antipodean Smoker on May 2, 2009

Review #10:

The Connie No. 3 is a very unusual flavour profile for Partagas, in my opinion. It's extremely floral, aroma-wise and flavour wise. Strong marigold. This is offset by strong cedar notes and I'm not sure that this balances the cigar. I ended up enjoying the cigar for its differences but I'm not so sure this is a classic Habanos. It's a very elegant cigar and I enjoyed it this morning with a nice cup of coffee. Perfect burn and draw. This cigar did not lack for smoke. I will smoke other 8-9-8's before coming back to the Connaisseur No. 3. A nice change, however. - Submitted by cookj1 on November 17, 2008

Review #9:

APR 07 This is a fantastic smoke. I like them in the morning with strong black coffee. Great Partagas flavors and aroma. Every time I smoke one, I want to buy another box. It's my favorite cigar at the moment. - Submitted by ducati98 on July 17, 2008

Review #8:

Cigar looked good, lit well but cigar was plugged!!! NO smoke at all.... tried to massage it, even inserted a long match all the way through the body of the cigar, nothing could be done... Flavours seemed nice though... I have to scrore it low for this construction failure, but will definitely give this series another try some day - Submitted by Smokin' Phil on April 13, 2007

Review #7:

At a nominal rating of 7, this cigar is absurdly under-rated. It has all of the virtues of its bigger brothers, in a petit package. With five or more years of box age, it shows sweet chocolate nuances, mixed with cinnamon spice. A real treat! - Submitted by shrink on April 2, 2007

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