Partagas Series P. No. 2 (Tubos)(3)

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9.6 uit 73.482 reviews

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78 reviews for Partagas Series P. No. 2 (Tubos)(3)

  1. Steven Rivera –

    Picked up a few of these tubos for a golf weekend and they didn’t disappoint. The torpedo shape burns beautifully, with a tight draw that opens up nicely after the first inch. Rich leather and cedar dominate, with just enough spice to keep things interesting without overwhelming.

  2. Mark Russell –

    Box-pressed feel from the tube gives these a unique character. Not as consistent as I’d hoped – one was perfect, another needed multiple touch-ups. When they’re on, you get classic Partagas earthiness with notes of coffee and dark chocolate.

  3. Roger Webb –

    Been smoking these for years and they never get old. The tubes keep them fresh even in less-than-ideal storage conditions, which is clutch for travel. Solid medium-full body with a complexity that develops throughout the smoke.

  4. Jennifer Brown –

    First time trying the P2 format and I’m impressed. Construction is tight, almost too tight initially, but give it time. By the second third, you’re rewarded with layers of toasted nuts, espresso, and a subtle sweetness. Hour and a half of pure enjoyment.

  5. Teresa Myers –

    The tube presentation is nice for gifting, but let’s be honest – you’re paying a premium for packaging. The cigar itself is good, don’t get me wrong, but I’ve had regular P2s that smoke just as well for less money.

  6. Thomas Perry –

    Perfect after-dinner smoke. Full-flavored without being overpowering, with a creamy texture that coats the palate. Draw is always reliable on these tubos.

  7. Beverly Mason –

    Grabbed one of these at a local shop and it’s become my go-to for special occasions. The torpedo delivers a concentrated flavor experience – starts with cedar and transitions into darker, earthier notes. Burns cool and even, never harsh. These tubos maintain perfect humidity, which matters when you’re not smoking them immediately. Worth every penny for consistency alone.

  8. Kevin Mitchell –

    Had high expectations based on the reputation, but this one fell a bit flat for me. Construction was fine, burn was acceptable, but the flavor profile seemed muted. Maybe I got a young box or my palate was off that day. Still a good cigar, just not the revelation I was expecting.

  9. Karen Lee –

    These deliver exactly what you’d expect from Partagas – bold, earthy, with enough strength to satisfy without knocking you over. The torpedo shape helps concentrate those flavors beautifully.

  10. Patricia Rodriguez –

    Shared a few of these tubos with friends during a fishing trip. Everyone agreed they punched well above their price point. Rich tobacco flavor, hints of dark fruit, and a finish that lingers pleasantly. The tube format is genuinely practical for outdoor activities.

  11. Ryan Hall –

    Solid construction, predictable performance. If you’re looking for something groundbreaking, look elsewhere. If you want a reliable, well-made cigar that won’t let you down, this is your stick.

  12. James Robinson –

    The draw on mine was tighter than I prefer, which muted some of the flavors initially. Once it opened up around the halfway point, I started getting the classic Partagas profile – leather, earth, coffee. Just wish it had been consistent from the start. Still smokeable, just not exceptional on this occasion.

  13. Frances Hunt –

    Phenomenal smoke from start to finish. Complexity builds as you progress through each third, revealing new notes without losing the core character. These tubos are perfectly aged and ready to smoke.

  14. Louis Webb –

    Winter smoke on the patio and this held up beautifully. The torpedo format makes for an engaging smoke – you really have to pay attention to how you’re cutting and lighting it. Rewards careful preparation with excellent flavor delivery. Notes of cocoa, leather, and a subtle sweetness that emerges in the final third. The tube keeps moisture perfect even in dry winter air.

  15. Doris Spencer –

    These are good cigars, no question. My issue is inconsistency between sticks. Two out of three were excellent, but one had construction issues that led to an uneven burn. For the price, I expect perfection every time.

  16. Stephanie Rogers –

    Love the convenience of the tubes – throw them in a bag and forget about them. Flavor-wise, you get bold Partagas earthiness with surprising finesse. Medium-full body that never becomes overwhelming.

  17. Annie Griffin –

    Celebrated a promotion with one of these and it was memorable. Smooth, complex, with a sweetness that balanced the natural tobacco bitterness perfectly. The torpedo shape smokes cooler than I expected, letting you really appreciate the subtleties. Tube packaging means they’re always in optimal condition when you’re ready for them. Can’t recommend highly enough for cigar enthusiasts.

  18. Donald Long –

    Tried this based on recommendations and while it’s certainly well-made, I found the flavor profile a bit one-dimensional. Lots of earth and leather, not much else. Maybe that’s the point, but I prefer more complexity in my smokes.

  19. Peter Hayes –

    Brought these to a wedding and they were a hit. The presentation in tubes adds a touch of class, and they smoked flawlessly. Rich, satisfying, with just the right amount of strength for an evening celebration.

  20. Cynthia Bailey –

    My go-to for poker nights. Takes about 90 minutes to smoke properly, which is perfect for a long game. Flavors are bold but refined – earthy base with notes of espresso and dark chocolate. The tubes make storage dead simple, even if you’re not religious about humidor maintenance. These are forgiving cigars that still deliver premium quality.

  21. Pamela Ward –

    Decent smoke, nothing spectacular. Burns well, tastes fine, but doesn’t stand out in a crowded field. The tube format is convenient, I’ll give it that.

  22. Brenda Gibson –

    Started strong with pepper and cedar, then mellowed into a creamy, nutty profile that lasted through the final third. Draw was perfect – not too loose, not too tight. These tubos maintain consistency better than naked cigars in my experience.

  23. Julia Holmes –

    Had some burn issues on the first one I tried – had to touch it up three times. Second stick was flawless. Third was somewhere in between. Quality control seems inconsistent, which is disappointing at this price point. When they’re good, they’re very good though.

  24. Andrew Thompson –

    Perfect balance of strength and flavor. Never harsh, never boring. The torpedo delivers concentrated smoke that’s rich and satisfying from first puff to last.

  25. Philip Mason –

    Enjoyed this during a sunset beach session and it complemented the setting perfectly. Medium-full body with earthy, leathery notes and a subtle sweetness. The tube protected it from humidity and sand, which was clutch. Burns cool and even, never bitter. About an hour and fifteen minutes of relaxation. Would absolutely buy again for similar occasions.

  26. Jeffrey Watson –

    The wrapper on mine was a bit rough, with some visible veins and a few small cracks. Didn’t affect the smoke quality much, but aesthetically it wasn’t as polished as I’d expect. Flavor was classic Partagas – earthy and robust.

  27. Rose Martinez –

    These never fail to impress. Rich, complex, beautifully constructed. The tube format is more than just packaging – it genuinely preserves the cigar better than cellophane.

  28. Samuel Morris –

    Tried one after dinner and was blown away by the depth of flavor. Starts with cedar and spice, transitions into coffee and cocoa, finishes with a lingering earthiness. The torpedo shape concentrates everything beautifully. Draw was effortless, burn was razor-sharp. These tubos are expensive but worth it for special moments. Not an everyday smoke, but perfect when you want something truly satisfying.

  29. Gloria Ferguson –

    Good cigar, but I’ve had better from Partagas. The flavor seemed a bit flat compared to other vitolas in the line. Still enjoyable, just not remarkable.

  30. Marie Reynolds –

    Love the ritual of opening the tube and finding a perfectly preserved cigar inside. Smokes like a dream – even burn, excellent draw, complex flavors that evolve throughout.

  31. Jean Stone –

    Weekend camping trip and these were perfect for sitting around the fire. The torpedo format is fun to smoke – keeps you engaged. Flavors are bold enough to stand up to outdoor settings but refined enough to appreciate. Tubes meant I could toss them in my backpack without worry. Classic earthy Partagas taste with notes of coffee and dark chocolate. No complaints whatsoever.

  32. Sarah Johnson –

    Mine tunneled badly in the second third, which was frustrating. Had to do some major surgery to keep it going. Flavor was good when I could actually taste it, but the construction issues overshadowed everything else.

  33. Howard Lynch –

    Consistent excellence. Every P2 I’ve had from these tubos has been perfectly aged, perfectly constructed, perfectly enjoyable. That’s what you’re paying for – reliability.

  34. Arthur Knight –

    Smoked this on a boat trip and it held up beautifully despite wind and moisture. Rich leather and earth notes with a peppery kick. The tube packaging is genuinely practical for marine environments. Medium-full strength that satisfied without overwhelming. Burn stayed true even in challenging conditions. About 80 minutes of quality smoking. These are built for durability and flavor, which makes them ideal for outdoor adventures.

  35. Lisa Walker –

    Solid smoke, but I found it a bit too earthy for my taste. If you like that heavy, soil-forward profile, you’ll love these. I prefer something with more sweetness and less dirt.

  36. Jonathan Baker –

    Bought a three-pack and all three smoked identically well. That kind of consistency is what separates good cigars from great ones. Classic Partagas flavor delivered flawlessly.

  37. Virginia Howard –

    Celebrated my anniversary with one of these and it made the evening even better. Smooth, creamy, with complex layers that kept revealing themselves. Started with cedar and spice, moved into cocoa and coffee, finished with sweet tobacco and earth. The torpedo concentrates flavors wonderfully. Burn was perfect, draw was ideal. Tubes keep them in prime condition. These are special occasion cigars that justify their price.

  38. Edward Coleman –

    Expected more based on reviews. It’s a fine cigar, don’t misunderstand, but not the transcendent experience others described. Maybe my expectations were too high.

  39. Matthew Jackson –

    Perfect construction, perfect burn, perfect flavors. These tubos represent Partagas at its finest. Worth every cent for reliability and quality.

  40. Janice Hart –

    Grabbed one for a road trip and it was ideal. The tube traveled well in the car without needing a humidor. Lit up at a rest stop and enjoyed 90 minutes of classic Cuban flavor – earthy, leathery, with hints of espresso. Medium-full body kept me engaged without being too heavy for daytime. Burn was straight, ash held firm. These are practical premium cigars that don’t sacrifice quality for convenience.

  41. Timothy Kelly –

    The price premium for tubos seems unnecessary to me. Yes, they’re protected, but are they really that much better than regular packaging? The cigar itself is good, just not sure about the value proposition.

  42. Steven Ross –

    These have become my benchmark for what a well-made cigar should be. Exceptional in every way – construction, flavor, burn, consistency.

  43. Amanda Phillips –

    Hosted a tasting with friends and these were the clear winners. Everyone appreciated the bold yet balanced flavor profile. The torpedo shape sparked good conversation about vitolas and construction. Tubes made for impressive presentation. Flavors hit all the classic notes – leather, cedar, coffee, cocoa, with underlying earthiness. Draw was perfect across all samples. These are crowd-pleasers that work for both novices and experienced smokers.

  44. Catherine Murray –

    Had one that was plugged so badly I couldn’t get a draw. Tried everything – poking, cutting deeper, nothing worked. Had to toss it. The other two were fine, but that kind of quality issue is unacceptable.

  45. Margaret Butler –

    Flawless smoke from light to nub. Rich, complex, perfectly balanced. The tube format is genius for maintaining optimal humidity. Can’t recommend these enough.

  46. Dennis Wallace –

    Took one camping in the mountains and it was the perfect complement to stargazing. Medium-full body with earthy, woody notes that matched the alpine setting. The tube kept it protected during the hike up. Burns cool even in thin air, which was impressive. Classic Partagas strength without harshness. About 85 minutes of contemplative smoking. These are adventure-ready cigars that deliver premium quality anywhere.

  47. Russell Fox –

    Decent enough, but I’ve had other Partagas vitolas I enjoyed more. This one seemed a bit rough around the edges, flavor-wise. Still smokeable, just not my favorite from the line.

  48. Laura Bell –

    Reliable, consistent, delicious. Everything you want from a premium cigar. The torpedo delivers concentrated flavor that’s impossible not to enjoy.

  49. Keith Dixon –

    Celebrated closing a big deal with one of these and it was fitting. Bold, confident, complex – just like the negotiation. Flavors evolve beautifully through each third. Cedar and pepper give way to coffee and earth, finishing with subtle sweetness. The tube presentation adds gravitas. Construction is flawless, burn is laser-straight. These are victory cigars that live up to the moment. Expensive but worth it for milestones.

  50. Kimberly Roberts –

    The draw was looser than I like, which made the smoke a bit hot in the final third. Flavor was good throughout – classic earthy Partagas – but the construction could have been tighter.

  51. Richard Howard –

    These have earned a permanent spot in my rotation. Consistently excellent, always satisfying, never disappointing. The tube format is practical and preserves quality.

  52. Albert Ross –

    Enjoyed one on a rainy afternoon and it was exactly what I needed. The torpedo shape is engaging to smoke – requires attention but rewards it. Earthy base notes with coffee, cocoa, and leather layered throughout. Medium-full strength that’s substantial without being aggressive. Tubes keep them ready for spontaneous moments. Burn stayed true despite humidity. About 90 minutes of quality relaxation. These are dependable premium smokes.

  53. Joshua Clark –

    Overhyped in my opinion. Yes, it’s a good cigar, but is it worth the premium over other options? I’m not convinced. Flavor is solid but not extraordinary.

  54. Carl Chapman –

    Perfect for contemplative smoking. Complex enough to stay interesting, smooth enough to not distract. The tubes maintain freshness beautifully.

  55. Paul Price –

    Smoked this during a bachelor party weekend and it was the highlight of an already great trip. Rich, satisfying, with flavors that kept everyone guessing – earth, leather, coffee, hints of dark fruit. The torpedo delivered everything perfectly. Tubes meant they survived the festivities intact. Medium-full body worked for the whole group. These are celebration cigars that create memories. Worth the investment for special times.

  56. Janet Gray –

    Wrapper split on me about halfway through, which was disappointing. Flavor up to that point was good – earthy and bold – but the split ruined the experience. Quality control issue that shouldn’t happen at this price.

  57. Marilyn Stone –

    Phenomenal cigar that exceeds expectations every time. The torpedo format showcases the blend beautifully. These tubos are premium in every sense.

  58. Nancy Martin –

    Tried one after Thanksgiving dinner and it was the perfect digestif. Full-flavored without being overwhelming, with a creaminess that coated the palate nicely. The tube had kept it in perfect condition. Classic Partagas earthiness balanced with cocoa and coffee notes. Burns cool and even, never harsh. About 80 minutes of post-meal satisfaction. These are special occasion smokes that deliver when it matters. Premium quality justified.

  59. Brandon Wright –

    Fine cigar, nothing wrong with it, but nothing particularly memorable either. It’s good, solid, reliable – just not exciting. Depends what you’re looking for, I suppose.

  60. Elizabeth Taylor –

    My absolute favorite torpedo vitola. Perfect size, perfect flavors, perfect construction. The tubes are just the cherry on top of an already excellent cigar.

  61. Linda Davis –

    Brought these to a whiskey tasting and they paired brilliantly with the smokier scotches. The earthy, leathery profile complemented the peat perfectly. Tubes made transport easy and professional. Medium-full strength held its own against strong spirits. Burn was impeccable across multiple samples. About 85 minutes each. These are versatile premium cigars that shine in pairing situations. Quality that justifies the price tag.

  62. Anthony Harris –

    Mine burned unevenly despite careful lighting and rotation. Had to touch it up several times, which disrupted the enjoyment. Flavor was okay when I could focus on it, but the construction issues were too distracting.

  63. Walter Sanders –

    Excellence in every dimension. From the tube presentation to the final puff, these deliver premium quality without compromise. Worth every penny.

  64. William Garcia –

    Celebrated my birthday with one of these and it made the day even better. Complex layers of flavor – cedar, spice, coffee, cocoa, earth – all balanced perfectly. The torpedo concentrates everything beautifully without being overwhelming. Medium-full body that’s satisfying but not aggressive. Tubes kept it in prime condition. Construction was flawless, burn was razor-straight. These are milestone cigars for important days. Premium quality that delivers.

  65. Betty Lewis –

    Good smoke, but I think the tube format is more about marketing than actual benefit. The cigar itself is solid – earthy, robust, well-made. Just question whether the packaging premium is justified.

  66. Rebecca Cook –

    Consistently outstanding. Every time I reach for one of these tubos, I know exactly what I’m getting – premium quality and complete satisfaction.

  67. Christine Hayes –

    Enjoyed this on a long flight (in the lounge beforehand, naturally) and it was the perfect pre-travel ritual. The torpedo provides an engaging smoke that demands attention. Rich earthy notes with coffee and chocolate undertones. Tubes are ideal for travel – protective and space-efficient. Medium-full strength without being too heavy. About 75 minutes of quality time before boarding. These are sophisticated travel companions.

  68. Jack Peterson –

    The flavor profile was too one-note for me. Lots of earth and leather, not much else happening. Some people might like that straightforward approach, but I prefer more complexity and evolution.

  69. Daniel Moore –

    Flawless execution of a classic vitola. The P2 in tube format represents everything that makes Partagas great – bold flavors, excellent construction, reliable performance.

  70. Judith Boyd –

    Smoked this during a round of golf and it was the perfect companion. The torpedo shape is easy to manage while playing. Earthy, leathery flavors with hints of cocoa and coffee. Tubes survived cart bumps and club clanging. Medium-full body that kept me alert without overpowering. Burns cool even in direct sunlight. About 90 minutes, perfect for back nine. These are sport cigars that don’t sacrifice quality for durability.

  71. Emily Nelson –

    Had high hopes but found it a bit harsh in the final third. First two-thirds were excellent – smooth, flavorful, well-balanced. Last third turned bitter and hot. Maybe I was smoking too fast, but still disappointing.

  72. Donna Campbell –

    Premium quality from start to finish. The tubes ensure every stick is as fresh as the first. Flavors are bold, construction is perfect, satisfaction is guaranteed.

  73. Maria Patterson –

    Tried one at a charity event and it was memorable. Complex flavor profile that evolved throughout – started peppery, mellowed into cocoa and coffee, finished with earthy sweetness. The torpedo delivers concentrated smoke beautifully. Medium-full strength appropriate for evening enjoyment. Tubes meant it survived the event perfectly. Construction was impeccable, burn was straight. These are fundraiser-worthy cigars that impress donors and enthusiasts alike.

  74. Tyler Hill –

    Decent cigar, but I wouldn’t rush to buy more. It’s fine for what it is, just doesn’t stand out among the many excellent options available at similar price points.

  75. Michael Anderson –

    These never disappoint. The torpedo format is engaging, the flavors are complex, the construction is flawless. Tubes preserve freshness perfectly. Premium cigars done right.

  76. Sandra Young –

    Enjoyed this during a summer evening on the deck and it was blissful. The torpedo shape keeps you engaged throughout. Earthy base with layers of leather, coffee, and subtle spice. Tubes protected it from humidity perfectly. Medium-full body that’s satisfying without being heavy. Burns cool even in heat. About 85 minutes of contemplative relaxation. These are warm-weather cigars that deliver premium quality when you need it most.

  77. Eugene Simpson –

    Construction was good, flavor was acceptable, but I didn’t love it. Too much earth for my preference, not enough sweetness or complexity. Personal taste, probably, but not my favorite Partagas.

  78. Raymond Morgan –

    Absolute perfection in tube format. Rich, complex, beautifully made. These are special occasion cigars that justify their premium pricing through consistent excellence.

  79. Lawrence Rose –

    Smoked one to celebrate a job promotion and it was fitting. Bold, confident flavors – earth, leather, coffee, cocoa – all perfectly balanced. The torpedo concentrates everything wonderfully. Tubes kept it pristine for the occasion. Medium-full strength that’s substantial without overwhelming. Construction was flawless, burn was straight. About 90 minutes of victory smoking. These are achievement cigars that mark important milestones. Worth the investment.

  80. Alexander Green –

    The ash fell off prematurely multiple times, which was messy and annoying. Flavor was good – classic Partagas earthiness – but the ash holding power was poor. Minor issue but noticeable.

  81. Patricia Rodriguez –

    Consistently excellent across every sample. The tubes maintain perfect condition, the cigars deliver perfect flavor. This is what premium quality looks like.

  82. Nicholas Allen –

    Tried this during a winter cabin trip and it was ideal. The torpedo provides concentrated warmth and flavor. Earthy notes with coffee, leather, and dark chocolate. Tubes survived the cold perfectly. Medium-full body appropriate for cold-weather contemplation. Burns cool and even despite temperature. About 80 minutes of fireside companionship. These are winter cigars that excel in cozy settings. Premium quality that works seasonally.

  83. Matthew Jackson –

    Good, not great. It’s a perfectly fine cigar that I’d smoke again, but wouldn’t specifically seek out. Solid middle-of-the-road option.

  84. Brandon Wright –

    Love everything about these – the tube presentation, the torpedo shape, the rich flavors, the perfect construction. Premium cigars that deliver every time.

  85. Jonathan Baker –

    Smoked this to celebrate Father’s Day and it was perfect. Complex enough to appreciate, smooth enough to enjoy without overthinking. The torpedo shape makes for an engaging experience. Classic Partagas earthiness with cocoa, coffee, and leather notes. Tubes kept it pristine for the special day. Medium-full strength that’s satisfying without being aggressive. Burn was perfect, draw was ideal. These are family occasion cigars that create lasting memories. Premium quality justified.

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