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The published reviews below cover Diplomáticos No. 2. CCG is not affiliated with or endorsed by the publications listed. Our goal is to help readers compare scores and perspectives, with direct links to each original review.
Cigar Aficionado
23 ReviewsSome kinky, gnarly veins riddle the wrapper of this torpedo, but it draws and burns well. Light and floral notes become headier, as elements of honey, nuts, le…
91PointsView Original ReviewAn attractive torpedo in a colorado wrapper. It smokes evenly, offering a fruity, woody smoke with hints of nuts and an herbal, woody finish.
88PointsView Original ReviewThe wrapper of this well-rolled pirámide is the color of mocha. It draws and burns evenly, showing subtle notes of honey, orange marmalade and cedar. A graham…
90PointsView Original ReviewThe floral, toasty first puffs of this pirámide take on a faint almond nuttiness before the light, herbal finish. It draws and burns evenly.
89PointsView Original ReviewThe wrapper of this torpedo is the color of milk chocolate. Woody and floral at first, the smoke develops a meaty, leathery character with some nuttiness and a…
90PointsView Original ReviewA lightly hued torpedo with a blistery burn. Though it starts out thin and grassy, flavors become more substantial warming to show nutty notes of almond.
87PointsView Original ReviewFirst puffs of this pirámide are floral and woody, but the cigar becomes rich and sweet with notes of chocolate-covered almonds and honey.
92PointsView Original ReviewSweet and rich with malted chocolate flavor, caramel notes and coffee bean. The smoke is balanced by a leathery note. A medium- to full-bodied torpedo.
92PointsView Original ReviewFloral and woody, this torpedo becomes rich with nuttiness and vanilla notes. The draw and burn remain even throughout.
92PointsView Original ReviewA veiny torpedo with a firm draw. It's a primarily floral cigar with notable almond notes, but persistent bitterness affected the score.
85PointsView Original ReviewA dark brown belicoso with a firm draw. Its floral quality verges on perfume before notes of vanilla bean and oak also come through.
87PointsView Original ReviewTangy at first, this torpedo takes awhile before developing into a tasty smoke full of savory leather, fresh earth and oaky intonations.
92PointsView Original ReviewA slightly box-pressed pyramid whose first puffs impart warm, toasty flavors that become sweet with vanilla and almond notes. A touch of coffee emerges on the…
91PointsView Original ReviewThe Colorado color and semi-box pressing make this torpedo beautiful to behold. After a slow start, this nutty, leathery cigar starts to take on a sweet, rock…
92PointsView Original ReviewA gorgeous torpedo that burns a little crooked. The smoke is pleasantly woody with complex pepper and almond notes that lead to a leathery finish. A balanced m…
91PointsView Original ReviewWhen most people think of Cuba's great torpedo, or piramide, they think of the Montecristo No. 2. It is Cuba's best-selling figurado, with about 2 million prod…
90PointsView Original ReviewA rustic cigar with some veins. It has an inconsistency of draw and burn. It has some cedar and spice notes, but is also bready and acrid, and lacks depth.
84PointsView Original ReviewThis torpedo has a dry wrapper. It’s woody and cedary, with some spices and a licorice finish.
88PointsView Original ReviewA silky torpedo with good oils. The draw and burn are fine. The smoke is full of flavors, from sweet spices such as cinnamon, to earth, cocoa and nuts, with a…
93PointsView Original ReviewA gorgeous torpedo with a dark wrapper. It's rich, with coffee and cocoa notes and some leather, earth and mushroom flavors. Medium to full bodied.
91PointsView Original ReviewThis figurado is an attractive shape. Its earthy, leathery and spicy, with a coconut note. Medium to full bodied.
90PointsView Original ReviewA grayish cigar with a firm draw and a crooked burn. The smoke is bready, papery and almondine, with some mild, herbal notes.
88PointsView Original ReviewThis cigar exhibits characteristics of young tobacco. But it is very spicy and has some earthy flavors on the palate, with a hint of a floral character and a l…
88PointsView Original ReviewCigar Insider
7 ReviewsThe wrapper of this torpedo is the color of milk chocolate. Woody and floral at first, the smoke develops a meaty, leathery character with some nuttiness and a…
90PointsView Original ReviewSweet and rich with malted chocolate flavor, caramel notes and coffee bean. The smoke is balanced by a leathery note. A medium- to full-bodied torpedo.
92PointsView Original ReviewA slightly box-pressed pyramid whose first puffs impart warm, toasty flavors that become sweet with vanilla and almond notes. A touch of coffee emerges on the…
91PointsView Original ReviewA lovely pyramid with superb texture. Flavors start out cedary and are balanced by steady intonations of toast, caramel and nuts. Rich, complex and elegant.
93PointsView Original ReviewBeautiful to behold, this superbly crafted pyramid is rich from the first puff. It fills the mouth with balanced, complex smoke, delivering notes of cappucino,…
92PointsView Original ReviewThis coarse torpedo is well made. It's strong, featuring salty, spicy notes. The finish is complex, with hints of wood and coffee bean.
90PointsView Original ReviewThis cigar has a perfect draw. The smoke is earthy, with notes of coffee and dark chocolate. A short finish.
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