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Diamond Crown Maximus Churchill No. 2 Cigar Review
Written by Bobby Rica, Monday, 20, December 2010
- Brand: Diamond Crown
- Shape: Churchill
- Wrapper: Ecuadorian
- Ring: 50
- Filler: Dom. Rep.
- Size: 7 x 50
- Binder: Dom. Rep.
Review
Although the Opus X may be one of the most sought-out cigars in the market, its sister brand, the Diamond Crown, isn't far behind. Originally known for its complex and mild cigars, the Diamond Crown has shifted to making full-bodied smokes in the '90s. After years of perfecting the cigar, the result was the Maximus, a rare line of smokes sold in limited quantities due to the special aging method its tobacco undergoes. The cigar has been crafted by some of the greatest minds in the cigar industry, so expectations are definitely high in this one.
Comments
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eagle312
21 Apr 2011
04:16 (EST)good cigar like the smaller one more then the longer sizes. Burned great.
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Samuel Green
04 Dec 2008
02:27 (EST)Pass up some middling cigars if you have to, this is worth it. Similar to but smoother than the Ashton VSG. Just make sure you have a real one, as its price and scarcity make it a counterfeit greatest hit.
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Warren Smokes
04 Dec 2008
08:48 (EST)Arguably the best cigars from the Diamond Crown line, the Churchill No. 2 can do no wrong. Everything that the stogie offers, from its construction down to the flavors, is almost perfect as it will give smokers a unique and fine smoking experience. The tight roll gave a solid ash burn while the coffee and wood tones offered enough body and richness that will satisfy even the most snobbish of smokers. For medium-bodied smokes, the Churchill No. 2 is for you.
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Greg McDermott
01 Dec 2008
07:39 (EST)I think Churchill himself wouldn't mind these cigars being named after him. If only I believed in perfection, I would say these cigars are perfect. The construction is polished and it burns good with every draw. The smooth and mild taste is just what I needed to end a great day. It is kind of expensive but I don't mind splurging on these.

