From the catalog · Cuba
Partagás Serie P No. 2
Partagás presents the Serie P No. 2 line as Partagás Serie P No. 2. Formats include Piramide, with lengths from 6.1 to 6.1 inches. The wrapper type is Habano and country of origin is Cuba. Habano wrappers from Cuba are commonly associated with balanced construction. Full-strength blends are generally suited to experienced palates comfortable with heavier body. Cuban-origin tobacco is commonly associated with classic cigar construction.
At a glance
Spec sheet
The wrapper
Habano
- Candela
- Claro
- Colorado Claro
- Colorado
- Colorado Maduro
- Maduro
- Oscuro
A Habano wrapper typically sits at Colorado Claro to Colorado on the scale. Shade varies with the harvest and the box, and it describes color, not strength. How wrapper shades work →
Vitolas
Every size, side by side
1 format in the catalog.
| Shape | Length | Ring gauge |
|---|---|---|
| Piramide | 6.1" | 52 |
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FAQ
Common questions
How strong is the Partagás Serie P No. 2?
The Partagás Serie P No. 2 is logged in the catalog as a full-strength Cuba cigar.
Where is the Partagás Serie P No. 2 made?
The catalog lists the Partagás Serie P No. 2 with an origin of Cuba.
What wrapper does the Partagás Serie P No. 2 use?
The Partagás Serie P No. 2 uses a Habano wrapper.
What sizes does the Partagás Serie P No. 2 come in?
The catalog records a single vitola at 6.1 inches and 52 ring for the Partagás Serie P No. 2.
How much does the Partagás Serie P No. 2 cost?
Typical retail for the Partagás Serie P No. 2 falls in the $20-$30 range. Cigarista doesn't sell cigars, we track them.