Partagas Serie P No.2 / Single
£44.50
A rich, earthy, full flavoured ‘torpedo’. This easy drawing, satisfying size was an instant success when Habanos S.A. introduced it in 2005. The P stands for Pirámide – its factory name
Description
Description
Length: 6 1/8″ Ring Gauge: 52
First full flavoured Habano in Pirámide size, hence Serie P. Launched in February 2005 during 160th Anniversary year of Partagas. Available in boxes of 10 and 25 and pack of 3 cigars in tubes. The Partagás Serie P No. 2 is made by hand of leaves carefully selected from the best tobacco plantations in the Vuelta Abajo area. They come in the 52-gauge pyramid (or torpedo) size, that is 6 inches (156 millimeters) long. Their blend” created by experts” bears the seal of this brand and the distinctive taste of its world-famous Series line, whose standard-bearer is the Partagás Series D No. 4. The Pirámide Vitola, also known as Torpedo, is one of the most sough after and highly appreciated sizes among the enthusiasts in the art of smoking.
Length: 6 1/8″
Ring Gauge: 52
Strength: Full
Packaging: 1 Single Cigar
Vitola: Piramides
Smoking Time: 1 Hour
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Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
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Brand
Brand
Partagas
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Launched in the Spring of 2005 this relative newcomer has taken time to settle down. Rolled in the new La Corona factory the cigar initially failed ignite any passion amongst fans of Partagas. Many preferred the excellent Limited Edition Piramides released in 2001. However it might be too early to judge a cigar which has a particularly high concentration of ligero leaf from the very top of the tobacco plant and rates as one of the strongest cigars currently commercially available. Very heavy earthy and peppery flavours with robust tobacco taste may become tempered with age to produce a classic not dissimilar in style to the fabled D Series. One for the future and best sampled on a full stomach.
Adrian Lesley