Little disappointing for an imported cigarette.

Very tasty, very smooth, and all around a great cigarette *except* it burns rather fast. They're longer than regular cigarettes but they smoke themselves as much as you do, so they'll last a bit shorter of a time than a pack of Marlboro 27s, but they're quite classy and enjoyable.

I've tried so many cigarettes out there, american, turkish, indonesian, Iranian, chinese, japanese, german etc etc. I have to say, after all that smoking, Davidoff, YSL, and Cartier are my favorite. since this is on davidoff, I'll comment on that. I'm the kind of smoker who considers smoking an enjoyment and a type of relaxation. I need a nice scenery when I smoke, u get the idea.

Main reason I like Davidoffs are because they're very smooth. Sutble hints of vanilla, and doesn't hurt my throat. So, if you're the kind of smoker that likes Marlboro Reds/Turk Golds/Camel filters, or USA Gold (scum of the cig world), or if you smoke just to get a hard kick and buzz, you'll probably think these are lame and overpriced. But if you like to enjoy and taste your smoke, I highly recommend these.

These cigarettes are weak and bland with no flavor to them at all.

Just wanted to clarify, you CAN purchase them in the states, and I'm not sure if the manufacturer is German, because it says "made in Ukraine" on the pack. Bought a pack of Davidoff Classics for $4.89 at the local gas station (Florida). I'm not a hardcore smoker (1 pack every week/2 weeks, not every day). Basically I smoke for the good feel. Honestly not too impressed with these, you don't get much of a high off them, and they are kind of harsh, even more so than Camel Wides. However, they aren't the worst ones I've smoked either. I haven't tried out any of the other types yet (magnum, lights, classics, etc), will write a review for those when I try them out. I would recommend trying them, but I'm not sure I would suggest these as a regular smoke.

Flavorful but dry. Smooth but quite strong. The cigs dont betray the nice shiny red pack it comes in.

German cigarettes.  Smooth.  Got a couple from a friend hook up that got from travelling/online.  I would say these are really great but not easily found in the states unless you order online.  Its sketchy b/c I hear you get a foot long tax bill after the online cig retailers cut you a "great" deal and then rat you out.  So, I never get my own.  But, it would be nice to see these on the shelves.  Buzz worthy and great!

Davidoff Classic. I tried these after being a smoker of Marlboro Lights. These feel like nothing. There is almost no hit, and it resulted in me taking gigantic draws in order to get a hit in my throat. But I gotta tell you, for what it lacks in hit, it makes up for more than enough in flavour. These are quite interesting smokes and possess subtle flavours of vanilla. You can tell that these are made from very specialty tobacco. This is NOT for the hardcore smoker. If you prefer harder hits from your smokes, these are not something you want to go for. But heck, they are not weak. I couldn't feel the hits in my throat, but taking those giant draws gave me quite the headspin. So try and go easy on it or you will suffer a similar consequence :P Remember, smoking is a pleasure. Don't overindulge yourself to cancer.

Nothink special,i can't understound why you have to pay so much for that cigarette

This is a review for Davidoff Premium. They are advertised as premium cigarettes, they have a fancy packaging with the word Davidoff printed horizontally onto each cigarette but the smoke leaves much to be desired. The smoke is somewhat smooth but the flavor is weak and ordinary without much flavor, I would rate it a small step up from Marlboro also the length of the cigarette allows for a longer smoke. Nice packaging but not worth the premium price. If you want a premium cigarette I suggest trying Dunhill.

I like ... Very smooth and strong at the end cuz the long size .... very good

Unfortunately these cigarettes cannot be purchased in the States, however I was travelling in Central Europe and managed to sneak 4 cartons home with me becuase they are ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL! I bought each carton for around $30 ($3 per pack) with the exchange rate, which is just about the same thing that I pay for Marlboro's in Illinois. The Davidoff's I bought were Gold (white and gold packaging) which is their version of lights, although my fiance prefers the darks (black with red and silver writing on the box). These are a FINE smokey-treat, very smooth flavor, body, and aroma. I would recommend Davidoff's to anyone who really considers themselves a smoker, and for those who are unwilling or unable to try these- you really have no idea what you're missing.

I enjoy them but their probably not the preferred brand by youth.

Well! I can say it is Good.Reason for not giving them 5 they are too damn harsh and too stylish for a young man like me I think it can cut with my dad 40+ but it tastes PERFECT some guy like me should get Camel or LS

Perhaps the king of all cigarettes, these smokes (no matter if they are Davidoff Classic, Mint, or Virginia cut) are smooth, delicious, and classy. The boxes are elegantly designed (elegant in a non-feminine way) and practically shout that whomever owns one is a connoisseur. Next, open the box. Inside one finds a paper wrapper with Davidoff etched on, with a gold foil backing. Remove it, and a beautiful presentation of filters is unveiled. The cigarette itself is a tasteful 100mm all white cylinder. The brand is etched into the base of the cigarette in silver foil. Two colored stripes on the all-white filter denote what type of cigarette one is smoking. The smoke itself is smooth, with a hearty taste. The filters allow for a generous drag with minimal effort, and clearly the cotton wadding is healthier than the fiberglass other brands utilize. If one can find them, Davidoffs are king. Since they stopped importing to America a few years ago, they've been very difficult to come by. If they are stocked by the local retailer, HORDE THEM. Prices are currently around $10-12/pack, a far cry from the $8 I paid for them in the late nineties. (Although I've heard that cartons can be purchased for $14 at certain duty-free stores.)