The Davidoff 2000 represents an important chapter in the history of premium Cuban cigars. Released during the 1970s, this vitola was part of Davidoff's original Cuban production era and remained in the company's regular production lineup until its discontinuation in 1991. During its two decades of availability, the 2000 earned recognition among aficionados as a classic expression of the Davidoff brand's Cuban heritage.
Vitola Specifications
| Factory Name | Marevas |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 129 mm (5⅛″) |
| Official Weight | 8.46 g |
| Construction | Handmade |
Band and Packaging
The Davidoff 2000 featured the standard band A design that characterized the brand's Cuban offerings during this period. The cigar was made available in two distinct packaging configurations to suit different purchasing preferences:
- Cardboard pack containing 5 cigars
- Slide lid box containing 25 cigars
Historical Context
The Davidoff 2000 debuted at the start of the 1970s, representing one of the foundational releases in Davidoff's Cuban cigar portfolio. This Marevas-format vitola remained in continuous production for approximately twenty-one years before being discontinued in 1991. The discontinuation coincided with significant changes in Davidoff's manufacturing partnerships, making the 2000 a sought-after piece of cigar history for collectors and enthusiasts interested in the brand's Cuban origins.