Davidoff Millennium Petit Corona

I'd have to go along with KingMeatyHand on this one. I'm a pretty big fan of this blend, and the build is exemplary. Typically creamy, toasty EC-CT flavor with some kick here and there. A very, very good morning stick, but for less than half the price you can have an LTC robusto or mini-torp with a near-identical flavor profile.

A novice in the cigar world, this cigar is an excellent smoke for me. Round, yet tasteful, this is the perfect companion for a non-peated whisky.
Comfortable aftertaste. A cigar which could easily become my favorite.

Aged 2.5 years. OK looking, mild cigar. Flavor was cream.wood and quite sophisticated, if not complex. Draw and burn were fine. If this was half the price, I would have been more than satisfied, however, priced as is, I think there are plenty of cheaper "morning smoke" alternatives.

This cigar to me,(eventhough it's small size) felt like a big boy cigar for a Davidoff. It is stronger than the regular Davidoffs, and I liked that. The cigar smelled like tabasco. It was salty and many differnt flavours were extracted from the tobacco, like corn and cocoa which is another plus. It's a complex cigar in a small format.

Although this smoke would be great any time, I had mine by the pool with a cup of coffee in the morning. It was a real finger-burner as I tried to savor every bit of it. Very smooth, mild to medium bodied smoke with creaminess and notes of pistachio on the finish. A very elegant and balanced smoke.

To date my favorite cigar! The flavor is amzaing smooth creamy a touch woody and a helluva kick to it. I still feel a bit feminine in smoking a petite corona but I can't help it.

Not a good as the Robusto and larger Milleniums but flavorful from the light up. I had MAJOR trouble keeping it lit as the wrapper would not burn well outdooors in the wind. I RARELY ever have to re-light a cigar and I relit this one twice.

Love this cigar. perfect draw and burn with a dense, white ash that held long to yield a slow burn. Medium-bodied and rich with notes of toastyness and pepper. Not as creamy-rich as the Millenium Robusto but slightly more powerful, so just a matter of preference really. Still rocked!

Hmmm, I had high expectations for an $12 baby cigar. I wouldn't not pay $1.12. I must have stored it in 65% hunidty to long and it lost its flavor. Some cedar notes and some type of mild sourness. And left an ashtray taste in my mouth. Maybe I don't know how to smoke small cigars. I usually smoke 48-60 ring

Excellent flavor and incredible smoothness, from the first puff to the last. Will seek more.

The cigar is solid and firm, and has a wonderful cap construction. The wrapper has a chocolate color and only slightly veiny. Lighting the cigar is easy. Draw is smooth but with some resistance that¡¦s easy to handle. Smoke is medium-full bodied. This cigar is spicy with a light leathery, peppery, earthy note, and a hint of cedar. It is a very complex smoke, and it¡¦s well-aged, slow burn. It¡¦s a salty cigar with beautiful resting smoke. Smoke became even smoother after a quarter has passed. Ash is gray and firm (held for 2 inches before I tipped it off). Aroma of the smoke is nutty, and this cigar yields great smoke volume. It doesn¡¦t burn hot, and is one of the best cigars I¡¦ve smoked so far. The smoke remains consistent throughout the cigar, and I LOVE IT!!! There are only 2 downsides of this cigar ¡V too expensive, and too short. No wonder CA rated the robusto higher than this one.

If you can find this smoke, buy it. It is a great PC loaded with tons of complex flavors that make for a wonderful smoking experience.