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Montecristo Montecristo No. 2

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Montecristo No. 2 Gran Reserva 2005 >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

156

Format:

Piramide

Ring:

Weight:

14,26 gr.

Score:

8.3

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #270:

--- I haven't entered a box code because the age of these doesn't seem to matter. Every one of these sticks that I've smoked has been great. For me nothing else comes close to the complexity on offer in the Monty #2. As you smoke you will be able to discern three or four distinct flavours: cocoa, leather, earth, spice, to name but a few. This cigar has it all and in exquiste balance - more so than the overrated (but also great) Sublimes. Construction is just right, the draw never a problem. I take the opposite view to review #264: SP2 is plain and unexciting in comparison to the M2. Not just the best piramide from the regular catalogue, but IMHO one of the best Cubans on offer. The only bad point for me is that this cigar is often saltier than most, which can hit you near the end and afterwards. - Submitted by john_larwood on October 6, 2009

Review #269:

OCT 08 Still a bit too young seeing how the box stamp is Oct 08, but it is still a great smoke. Nice prelight taste and aroma. I love the woody, nutty, cinnamon undertones. My only disappointment would be as others have stated the inconsistency. Some sticks I find to start great then they die down to a really dry finish, where I find myself reaching for a lot of water. - Submitted by smokeNrelax82 on September 25, 2009

Review #268:

OCT 07 I was a fan of this cigar until i tried the Partagas P2, which is my prefrence. However, last week, i brought a box of 10 No. Monti2 of Oct 2007....Oh my God, the aroma of the steady still cigars is like a perfume, and the construction is almost perfect...I admit that i can't resist it. I don't know how much it will stay in the humidor untouched... Its perfume assures that it is a mature, aged Cigar. I must lit one this weekend and see how it will be... So , definitely, i am going to pay another review soon. But ,for the time being, i do believe that its perfume and construction deserves 9/10..... - Submitted by sharif on September 18, 2009

Review #267:

--- 08 Judging by the 2008 box I simply do not know what the allure of this cigar is. 7 of the 8 were very disappointing. Granted, these are still young, but I've heard praises of the 2008 stock. Every one is bland wood and pepper, only very occasionally revealing the chocolatey goodness that is Montecristo. One that I smoked held this flavor for an inch or so, making it the "best" of them, but that's not enough. The No. 4 and Especial No. 1 will keep my vote, and the No. 2 has yet to impress at all. - Submitted by Snake Hips on September 13, 2009

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