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Lucius Spengler

04 Dec 2008
02:07 (EST)

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Issued for Zino Davidoff's 80th birthday. A particularly pleasant aroma, medium-bodied with taste on the rich side but still balanced and smooth. If I made it to 80 and could still smoke this I'd be pretty pleased with myself.

Eric Cornell

04 Dec 2008
08:55 (EST)

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A mild smoke profile conversely returns unsavory remarks, which is weird because every action should posit a different but equal reaction. But, let's throw science out of the window, shall we? The Anniversario No. 2, for all its intent and goodwill, does not live up to anything more than the one-dimensional smoke that will be leave most smokers unsatisfied. Sure, the construction is solid and allows for continuous smoke, but that's pretty much nothing if there's nothing much going for the cigar flavor. Overall, leave this stick to amateurs.

Stella Lipnicki

01 Dec 2008
09:26 (EST)

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Cigars don't get any milder than the Anniversario No. 2. Not necessarily a bad thing, since there are people who are passionate in smoking pleasant cocoa and coffee tones, but it doesn't mean that it's always good. The lack of dimensions in the smoke could prove disadvantageous to smokers, especially if the cigar is as mild as this one. Not to mention, the stick burns pretty quickly regardless of how you smoke it. Weighing in the positive and the negatives of the cigar, the Anniversario No. 2 is definitely not for everyone.

Sam Rowan

01 Dec 2008
08:38 (EST)

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Smoking cigars is a passion for those who understand, and the Anniversario No. 2 caters to those people. Amidst the high-quality construction and admirable burn qualities, it is the woody and creamy flavor that defines this smoke. The stick burns a bit quick for its own good, which is quite disappointing considering its excellent taste. Also, the exorbitant price will play a factor on the decision of purchase. Nevertheless, the No. 2 rings out to be a very solid cigar.

Greg McDermott

01 Dec 2008
07:33 (EST)

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I was a bit disappointed since I really expect a lot from a Davidoff cigar. Well just like any other Davidoff cigar, the taste very light and mild. You get a mix of nutty and cocoa flavor that was just very mild. If you like mild cigars then that wouldn't be a problem. I wouldn't recommend this to those who prefer a strong tasting cigar. It looks nice and elegant. The wrapper is very nice to look at but a little problem with the rolling. Some were rolled a little loose. I experienced the wrapper coming off around the middle. But the burn was nice and even. I just wished they rolled each and every one more carefully. I like my cigars tightly rolled. Not so bad but not one of Davidoff's best.