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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 #15:

Bought 2 Boxes; 02/03 & 04/03. Smoked 08/03. Very strong (not harsh). A real powerhouse. Hints of leather and nuts. Noted some inconsistancies among some of the cigars, which was annoying. Sorry but it aint a favorite and don't really get all the hype around this one. - Submitted by Mark D. on January 30, 2004

Review #14:

In France, England, or from Cuba the Monte No. 2 is incredible. Spicy, tangy, full of nut, and coffee flavers. From the Canadian market these tend to be young, put it in the humidor for a while, or better yet avoid the Canadian market. - Submitted by unknown on January 17, 2004

Review #13:

I've been avoiding the No.2 simply ouf of intimidation. Its size and equally sizeable reputation always had me spooked. After painstakingly saving some funds, I decided to splurge and treat myself first to the Hoyo Epicure no.2 (a favorite of mine) followed by ours truly Montecristo no.2 .. As with my experience with the no.4, the torpedo was classically consistent. I couldn't figure if it was the Mordecai Richler novel, the beautiful blonde broad that was sucking on the Habana, or the Montecristo that was pleasing to the eye. Must have been the no.2 .. Warning: smoke only during free evenings. - Submitted by celibidache on January 16, 2004

Review #12:

A good smoke. Built very nicely, packed tight and heavy, but still a medium amount of smoke gets through. Just perfect. Not a very flavorful cigar however, slightly mild. Can't smoke it to the nub either because it gets harsh. - Submitted by Tim on December 1, 2003

Review #11:

Bought two of these in Europe and not worth all the hype. In fact, I can name 20 plus domestic smokes that beat this turd hands down. - Submitted by J on December 1, 2003Submitted by J on December 1, 2003

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