Review Notes: As someone who rarely smokes, I was tempted to try an Aniversario No. 2, but since the local smoke shop only carried No. 1's, I decided to try it, regardless of length. This is a classic. I've tried Padróns and Cohibas, and a few local Dominican brands, and next to this, they're good, but as excellent as this. Presentation is decent, in wooden tube. Well formed, well rolled, solid when trimmed. Flavor is, as a previous report said, surprisingly mild. Creamy, but robust. This particular one kept lit right through the first half without any problems (this guy is a monster) Money well spent...

Review Notes: What is this?Giant and nothing.Where is my Montecristo A class?

Review Notes: I, just like dagrinch, bought this for my 21st birthday. After smoking this, I wish I turned 21 more often. Its burn was nothing short of perfect, and its flavor was a great balance of spicy and creamy. While I paid $35, it was $35 well spent. When the perfect cigar comes to mind, I now think of this.

Review Notes: I smoked one sample that had gently matured for more than one year in my humidor, great flavor, creamy, mild but not bland, natural draw, always stood lit. A great great one

Review Notes: Bought this for my 21st birthday, abd it was awesome. Smoked cool, beautiful wrapper, great flavors. The aroma was herbal. worth the money