Is Montecristo No. 2 a good cigar?

The undisputed king of torpedoes is the Montecristo No. 2. The stately smoke with the pointy tip is known the world over and ranks as one of the best-selling cigars in the Cuban cigar portfolio. And unlike some things that sell well, Monte 2s combine commercial success with critical acclaim.

How long does it take to smoke a Montecristo No. 2?

37 minutes
Smoke time is 37 minutes. The flavors: Creaminess, sweetness, cedar, coffee, cocoa, spice, raisins, oak, charred meat, licorice, sweet red bell pepper, and cinnamon.

Is Montecristo No. 2 a Cuban cigar?

The Montecristo No. 2 is the best and the most widely recognized exemplar of the traditional, medium-bodied Cuban cigar. It is widely considered the best-selling Cuban cigar in the world.

How much does a Montecristo No. 2 weigh?

Weight: 14,26 gr.

Are Montecristo cigars strong?

You can find them just about anywhere, and they’re remarkably good despite being produced in immense quantities, and in more than one factory. Going back five years in our ratings, the cigar has not scored lower than 89 points, and has scored as high as 93. You can buy them in boxes of 25, or in handy five packs.

What is a No 2 cigar?

The No. 2 is one of the original sizes of the Montecristo brand, which was created in Cuba by Alonso Menendez in 1935. Due to its long history and popularity, Montecristo is probably the most instantly recognisable brand of Cuban cigars. It’s the yardstick from which all other brands are measured.

Where are Montecristo No. 2 made?

Cuba
Each Montecristo No. 2 is handmade in Cuba.

Are Montecristo good cigars?

Cubans often believe that the biggest is the best, but there’s no way in a month of Sundays that Montecristo is Cuba’s best quality cigar. Montecristo cigars have significantly improved in quality over the last two years, but so has the quality of all other Habanos.

Are Cuban cigars cheaper in Cuba?

Generally, Cuban cigars cost less in Cuba—with starting prices around $10 or $11 USD. If you’re looking to purchase a box of something that’s not a special release still expect to pay $300 USD or more. Cohibas are a premium brand even on the island, so don’t expect any discounts or “steals.”