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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 #10:

Today I smoked this cigar afer 5 months smoking nothing else but the cohibas May be I had forgotten how nice these cigars taste. Even better after some time in the humidor a wonderful smoke . A great cigar in my opinion beter than the Cohiba LE piramide - Submitted by Fred on November 29, 2003

Review #9:

very inconsistent, but when good then excellent! best sample had tons of smoke, sweetness, full body and roundness throughout. perfect ash and draw. worst was simple, sharp and hard, inconsistent ash and too easy draw. both from same box/humoidor. - Submitted by JD on November 26, 2003

Review #8:

8 is a fair rating for this beauty. A little time in the box will yield a 9. Mild for a Cuban but the complex flavors will leave you yearning for another. This cigar is very consistant, as I've smoked at least fifty from several sources. All burned well but a little age in the box helps. Get 'em when you can! - Submitted by tek601 on November 4, 2003

Review #7:

It was one of my first Cuban cigars. I bought it in Canada before the cigar boom and loved it ever since. Bought a box in Barcelona and some were a bit tight on the draw but still tasted good. I have 20 still in my humidor will let them age a little more. I suggest trying these beauties for those who never had a cuban. Like review #2, I just like them also. - Submitted by chilli on October 16, 2003

Review #6:

I bought a box in 11/02 in the Cayman Islands and have only smoked 5. I've let them age gracefully in a premium humidor and have been amply rewarded. Each smoke has been rich, aromatic, slow-burning, and a joy to the palette. These are by far my favorite Cubanos, but I agree with others that they are best when they are given time to age. - Submitted by Bob 10/09/03 on October 10, 2003

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