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Cohiba CigarsGreat construction and appearance. Lacking flavor I wasn't impressed with the flavor of these. I usually smoke fuller flavored cigars and foolishly expecting the same. It did have a lot of positive aspects though. I will say that if you like a smooth, mild to medium cigar this is the one for you! It's a very attractive cigar that's well constructed. The burn is very even down the entire length of the cigar. It may be blasphemous, but I cut these in half and it gives the cigar that much more flavor. Since you can purchase these at half of suggested retail price, I'd say it's worth it.
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill by Sean of Gaithersburg on August 3, 2008$10 for 6 and it's still over-pricedGot these from my local cigar shop. I'd always steered clear of red dot Cohibas, and I figured I should be more open. Wish I hadn't. The first taste was a very distinct hard-boiled-egg taste. Don't know where that came from. That slowly went away to be replaced by the most simplistic and flat generic smoke flavor I've ever had. Hoping they get better after a nice, long time-out in the humidor. No! Bad cigars!
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by Sam of Minneapolis on July 26, 2008Pure Awesomeness!Got one of these for my birthday and instantly lit it up to enjoy. Holy wowwings! It is one of the finest things I have ever smoked. I cannot tell which is better between this or the XV . They are both miles ahead of the rest of the cigar world in taste.
This review was written about Cohiba Corona by Yoop of Oklahoma on July 21, 2008Below gas-station quality! Do not be fooled!Bought a tin of these for 13$- exactly what I feared: these are garbage,unsmokeable. No effort was put into rolling them, prob swept off the factory floor, ugly, dried out. Just a little extra income for Cohiba to pawn these off in tins where you can't see what you're getting. Try Punch bolos for a decent small cigar.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by Tizzle of Gainesville, FL on July 16, 2008smooooooth this is a great smoke - my favoriteSmooooooth. This is a great smoke - my favorite.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Bill of Westfield, MA on July 12, 2008Not worth the price, even auctionednot sure whats the hype about red dot cohibas.. obviously nothing like the cuban company, cohiba. these are way over priced in comparison to other fine smokes like fuente fuente and padron. even cao makes a better stick at a fraction of the cost of any red dot or black cohiba. on top of that, these have a "burnt" taste to them on your palette.
i give em a 7 overall.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 5 Pack by Nick of Alabama on June 19, 2008cigarscohiba churchill cigars well they can be more
like the cuban yellow band insted of the black and red band but I like the taste of them
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill by jimmy of ny. on June 4, 2008GREAT SMOKEVERY GOOD WELL MADE CIGAR VERY GOOD FLAVOR I WILL BUY AGAIN
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 5 Pack by M SZEMAN of NJ on June 1, 2008Superb Taste, excellent constructionI fell in love with these miniatures!! All the superior quality taste in a small convenient package, they start to soften up halfway through but they still hold up all the way to the end. Will purchase again soon!!
This review was written about Cohiba Miniatures 10/10 by Eddy of on May 24, 2008the best cigar i have ever had hands downThis was the smoothest cigar I have had. I will continue to buy
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (25) by kevin of turlock california on May 15, 2008I just ordered 20 tubos and anxiously await themTo Reg from Fla: Stop smoking cigars
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Mark Reimer of MN on May 11, 2008Love it!I'll never buy any other cigar. SMOOTH AND RICH.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by medcop of bronx,ny on May 5, 2008Inconsistency enough to scare me off for goodI've bought enough of these to know there is an inconsistency as regards to taste and sometimes construction. Just bought a 5/6 pack and man am I disappointed to the point that I will never risk buying them in bulk like this again. They are wet with a fat body and skinny ash and taste like battery acid. I could still taste acid the next day.. yuck! Typically I enjoy a couple of these puppies a day for a quick smoke but I guess I will have to let them rest which is kind of a waste of space in the humidor.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by Adam of Florida on April 19, 2008Excellent Draw and Superb TasteToo bad Kevin had a bad experience with the Robusto. As for me, I find the draw excellent and the taste superb.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 5 Pack by Jeff of Bakersfield on April 9, 2008Worst draw of any cigar I have ever had.They look great.. they taste and draw not so good.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by David of Naugatuck Ct. on February 29, 2008A Story of the Great COHIBA RED DOTThis past early fall I went to spend a weekend at my bother and I's river front property on the South Branch Potomac in West Virginia. As usual I drank my favorite Beer and smoked my Cohiba Church Hills. On Saturday Night, as usual, I drank more than I should have and burnt down at least three Cohiba's. What I didnt relaize was that I left nearly half of one of my lit Churchills lay on the top of the deck rail outside. Two weeks later I went back to close down the camp area and as I stopped at the cabin I found my very wet soaked Cohiba laying on the top of the deck railing. Hating to waste such a great cigar I put it in my Van in the ash tray. Another two weeks went by and I took the Cohia out of the ash tray that had since dried out. having the desire for a smoke while on the road I clipped each end of it with the cutter and lit it up. The taste and smell , while not as fresh as one fresh out of the humidor, was great for the moment of wanting a smoke while on the road.
I have yet to puchase a Cigar in the same price range, less expensive, or more expensive to compare to the Cohia Red Dot. I can burn them down to the nub and the taste and great smell stays with them.
For those of you who knock them as being over rated. Try an Ashton. everytime I attemped to purchase a single Ashton I cant get half way through one before it draws so much mositure burns black and STINKS to the point where I just pitch it. They dont even deserve the chance to dry out in the ash tray.
Cohiba's are Great! They take a beating and keep on burning with great armoma and taste.
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill 5 Pack by Samuel of Hagerstown, Maryland on February 29, 2008A Story of the Great COHIBA RED DOTThis past early fall I went to spend a weekend at my bother and I's river front property on the South Branch Potomac in West Virginia. As usual I drank my favorite Beer and smoked my Cohiba Church Hills. On Saturday Night, as usual, I drank more than I should have and burnt down at least three Cohiba's. What I didnt relaize was that I left nearly half of one of my lit Churchills lay on the top of the deck rail outside. Two weeks later I went back to close down the camp area and as I stopped at the cabin I found my very wet soaked Cohiba laying on the top of the deck railing. Hating to waste such a great cigar I put it in my Van in the ash tray. Another two weeks went by and I took the Cohia out of the ash tray that had since dried out. having the desire for a smoke while on the road I clipped each end of it with the cutter and lit it up. The taste and smell , while not as fresh as one fresh out of the humidor, was great for the moment of wanting a smoke while on the road.
I have yet to puchase a Cigar in the same price range, less expensive, or more expensive to compare to the Cohia Red Dot. I can burn them down to the nub and the taste and great smell stays with them.
For those of you who knock them as being over rated. Try an Ashton. everytime I attemped to purchase a single Ashton I cant get half way through one before it draws so much mositure burns black and STINKS to the point where I just pitch it. They dont even deserve the chance to dry out in the ash tray.
Cohiba's are Great! They take a beating and keep on burning with great armoma and taste.
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill 5 Pack by Samuel of Hagerstown, Maryland on February 29, 2008cigarsto strong and not light like the cuban onces
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill 5 Pack by jimmy of ny. on February 15, 2008I'll never buy any other cigarI'll never buy any other cigar.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Kevin of Los Angeles on February 9, 2008Below Average Taste and Horrible DrawI received 5 of these in a sampler and 4 of them were plugged. The one that wasn't plugged had a peculiar acidic taste. I highly recommend you spend your money elsewhere.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by Stephen of Cincinnati, OH on February 5, 2008My absolute #1 favorite!I tried a box on sale with four added cohibas of trial sizes and have never had ten better cigars, period!
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Tom of South Bend, Indiana on January 19, 2008should of listen to other reviewsi buy a ton of tins/ mini cigars...this is the worst...totally non-smokeable
This review was written about Cohiba Miniatures (10) by fransan of ct on December 19, 2007These stink!!!!Dont waste your money, they taste bad, draw terribly, are too hot when smoked. I have nothing good to say about these at all. I would have been better off rolling up the money i spent on them, and smoking it.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by Reg of Florida on November 27, 2007Worst draw of any cigarThis cigar has the worst draw I've ever had. I've tried three of these so far and they have all been unsmokable. Bad construction and the flavor is decent but not that great. I have no idea why they are so expensive
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 5 Pack by Kevin B. of LA, CA on September 19, 2007Makes you come back for another.......Been trying samplers all summer. Found a few new good smokes. But I still cant seem to top the Cohiba Toro. I do enjoy trying different smokes, but it's nice to know that you have a premium cigar sitting in your humidor. Cohiba is really worth the price.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Anthony Albanese of Northwest ,NJ. on September 16, 2007VERY GOOD IN A HURRYThis gar is very good for being small and is great if you don't like smoking for hours. Burns good and tastes pretty good considering I like maduros. Worth the $.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by Steve of AMSTERDAM NEW YORK on September 9, 2007Excellent cigar, one of the best I've hadBy far, this was one of the best cigars I've had. From it's construction to it's mild to medium creamy flavor. From start to finish, it was consistent in taste and burn. I would recommend it to anyone. As for the guy who didn't like it, like any cigar, you can get a "bad one" if it isn't taken care of, or some other "misfortune". Also, I have had a real Cohiba and this one I would consider even better.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Mike of Alpena on August 17, 2007Good, but...This is a good, but simple cigar. It is mild and well-balanced, yet I have found them to be a bit too bland for my taste (though I still prefer mild cigars). Probably a great way to introduce people to cigars, but when compared to other cigars in this price range (particularly The Griffin's or cheaper/smaller Davidoff sticks), they just don't measure up. Good if you like mild cigars, but certainly not worth the price--something just seems to be missing.
This review was written about Cohiba Corona by Mike of Seattle on July 17, 2007Money wasted. Unable to smoke!Total waste of money. Tried smoking 3 of these and had no luck. Tobacco must have been wrapped too tightly because I was unable to get any kind of draw. Shame on you Cohiba!
This review was written about Cohiba Miniatures (10) by Isle of saint louis, mo on June 29, 2007smooth and consistentyou will not find a smoother burning cigar for the money...one can smoke the entire cigar with only two ash burns...who needs the big ones!
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by Joe of Boston on June 28, 2007CohibaThis man's got it below. well done my friend. well done
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill by Kevin of Ohio on June 6, 2007Good valueThis is a terrific small cigar--great flavor and consistency, and for less than $1.50 a smoke. The smoke volume is a little on the thin side for my taste, though.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by Mike of Minneapolis on May 16, 2007WORST MINIATURE (Cigar) EVER PRODUCED!!Friends, spend your money elsewhere. Straw tastes better and will draw better. These are best when placed in the garbage; definately do not try to smoke!!
This review was written about Cohiba Miniatures (10) by Miles Lamstein of NV on April 18, 2007Fantastic SmokeI truly enjoyed the negative comments from the people who smoke cigars. You noticed I did not say "Cigar Smokers". Only a true novice would have anything negative to say about a Cohiba. This is one of the best cigars that money can buy and any "Cigar Smoker" can attest to that. So to the true Novice, stay with your ultra mild stogies for a couple of years before you comment on a Real Cigar.
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill by Dave Cook of OH on April 16, 2007What a great SmokeThe Cohiba Robusto is tops. Medium strength smoke. From the first draw, you know this is gonna be good. Not spicy, not harsh, but not too mild either, just right. It has that perfect tobacco taste I'm looking for. Nice.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by ajs777 of Oregon on March 4, 2007One-of-a Kind Taste!I have been smoking cigars and cigarillos for quite a while now, and am always looking for the next best quick smoke. Pequenos are outstanding overall, but Cohiba can be pricey as a brand. However, when trying to compare cigars for a matter of saving money can be nearly impossible, unless comparing within the same brand. I have searched wide and far for a comparable smoke to the Cohiba, specifically Pequenos, but there has been no "copycat" (J.E., review written January 7, 2007.) as of yet. Sorry. If anyone possiby can find comprable tasting, burning, constructed, etc., cigar or small cigar/cigarillo similar to Cohiba with a cut of the price tag let the world know here on this site!!!
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by Daniel M. of Fort Wayne, IN on February 8, 2007Very DisappointedI have been extremely happy with all my Famous-Smokes. That said, this Cohiba Robusto (Natural) I received as part of a sampler pack was just terrible. The wrapper was quite veiny and the cap construction was not up to par for a hand made premium cigar. The cigar lit/burnt unevenly. But most importantly, it didn't taste good at all - absolutely dull. Because of the premium name, I smoked WAY too much before finally giving up 2/3 through. There are far superior smokes for less money - I will not be smoking any more of these.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by Charlie of Hagerstown, MD on January 29, 2007Tasty but overratedCertainly a fine, flavorful and smooth cigar with fine construction, but $12.50 retail, give me a break. I pick them up at reasonable prices in FSS sampler packs and probably wouldn't buy them any other way.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by Gregg of Concord, NH on January 24, 2007EhhhhhhhhI paid $14 U.S. dollars for a tin of pequenos. Never again, I realized there are better short smokes then these over priced and over- rated smokes. Tightly packed and harsh. Sorry copy-cat Cohibas, you still need work.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (25) by J.E. of South Texas on January 7, 2007Excellent CigarI can only say that I LOVED this cigar. I am now pricing my next purchase. It wasn't overpowering yet very smooth from light to finish. I enjoyed the taste.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Michael of Atlanta GA on December 5, 2006very fineThe discription sums it up well.If I could afford to make these my every day cigars,I would do it in a New York minute ,and would not think twice about it.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by James Cole of Alabama on November 24, 2006GreatThis is a Fine Cigar. It is very smooth & taste Simply Great. there was no bad after tast like a lot of Cigars. It even tasted good 45 minutes after I put it out.
The Guy that did not like this Cigar in the other review must be on some very bad Drugs. He is not thinking Straight.
A Great Cigar
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Robert N of Fremont Cali. on November 22, 2006Little Cigar - Big Cigar flavourExcellent consistent quality. Good draw & long on flavour. The 6 pack Tins are a classy presentation and make a great gift.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (25) by Bob DelBianco of Seattle on November 9, 2006Excellent!!Most Excellent !!
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by Raymond K of Indiana on November 8, 2006Creamy Smooth, what a great smoke!From the first draw to the last, the Cohiba Toro exhibited all of the qualities of an excellent cigar. Well constructed, even burn, nice gray ash, clouds of smooth creamy smoke. Flavors of chocolate and leather with a clean finish and no bitter after taste. Best of all, I have found this cigar consistent from tube to tube and year to year. Bravo!
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Randall of San Jose, California on October 5, 2006Astounding Flavor. Smoked it down to 1/2 inch.This a fabulous smoke. That's all I can say.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Jerry of Texas on September 6, 2006These are greatI usually smoke RyJ Coronas, but this mini cigars are perfect for those quick 30 minute breaks. It has a mild taste and a pleasant smell (approved by the wife). For the price, this will be a great addition to your stack. I usually don't write reviews but I feel obligated to share the experience. Enjoy!
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by Frank of New Jersey on August 12, 2006A Little PriceyIn my opinion there are better tasting cigars on the market. However, I have never seen a Red Dot Cohiba burn crooked, fall apart, or go out. I have smoked probably about 10 robusto size of these in the past 2 years all purchased from Famous in a variety of samplers. They all tasted the same, and burned the same. The whole cigar tastes the same from light up to last puff. The best part about these is the construction. Odds are if you buy a box you wont have any bad ones as it should be for the price. I think I will take my chances on brands like Padron, Rocky Patel Vintage, and LGC for half the price.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by fat smoke dog of Big 10 country GO MSU on June 14, 2006hmm nice and spicyThis is my favorite cigar at this time,a total pleasure to watch the clouds fly by.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (6) by cid alarid of CA on June 2, 2006Buy something elseI've been storing a couple Robusto Naturals in my humidor for months, saving 'em for when I needed a really good smoke. Tried one tonight and it took 1/3 of my lighter fuel to get it going. The draw was okay, the burn okay, the ash was firm, the smoke never had a harsh taste, and it generally had good manners, but it was bland! It got slightly better at midpoint (from mediocre to mediocre-plus). I did detect a nutty toasty aroma, but nuthin' compared to real nuts and toast. The cheap and mediocre bundle cigar I had earlier in the day at least had some complexity and perhaps some intrigue. I hope they're not all like this!
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 5 Pack by Steve of Mill Creek, WA on April 28, 2006Cohiba for the first timeA friend expressed the joy of a real good cigar. I bought a sample pack and was most pleased with the taste and aroma of the Cohiba Robusto 5x49. I recomend this particular cigar because it burns even and does not take all day to enjoy.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by David W. mendez of CA 92311 on April 24, 2006My favorite...all you could ask for in a cigar.Genuine pleasure every time...no foreign taste or harshness...highly recommendto all to try. A 10.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Dave Filicko of MD on April 1, 2006Ok , I admitted, I was too stupid to fall forWhy would anyone name their cigar COHIBA when they have no affiliation to the real one, other than ripping some body off.
From the box to the tube and the individual tags on each cigar it is repeatedly mentioned , hey dummy we are not even related to what you thought you are buying. Now, do not take me wrong I really did not think that I am getting a COHIBA, but I thought it is some subsidiary of original in another country with some overside. Therefore there would be some pleasing features for those who cant get the real McCoy.
Any way it taste like cow patty, the cedar rapping has left some wood sap on the cigar that sticks to your finger or maybe it is in the cigar, I don?t know which. You have to spit after each puff because of the strange taste. The construction is nothing to talk about , it burns uneven and smells like shit . This was a biggest rip off . I don?t know what to do with the rest of the box . You can?t even give it away to your friends thinking they will laugh at you.
This review was written about Cohiba Toro Tube by Sia of Tampa bay on March 9, 2006The Good, The Bad and The UglyI have had Cohibas before and wasn't really impressed with them so when I recieved a 3 pack as a gift I figured that they purchased because of their name. I let them sit for about about a month because I thought they seemed a bit dry.
The GOOD- I fired up the first one and was TOTALLY AMAZED! It was GREAT! Wonderful flavor with a creamy touch. Huge clouds of white bellowy smoke. Great construction, even perfect burn. I smoked it down to a "finger burner".
The BAD- About a week later, fired up the second it was amazing too, Amazingly bad! It tasted like a combination of plastic and dog crap. It was bad and it plugged off so I tossed it. As for the third, OK, nice flavor but nothing special.
The UGLY-The amount of money someone paid for those cigars. One of them was worth it but the rest weren't. I think that for the price tag of Cohibas you can get better that are a lot less money.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 3 Pack by Steve of Iowa on March 4, 2006The Most Consistent Cigar I've HadEvery one is as delicious as the one before. The burn is always the same. The draw is always the same. Keep the Cubans, I'll take this one.
This review was written about Cohiba Lonsdale Grande by GRUTO of Purcellville, VA on February 26, 2006overratedI have smoked a variety of premium cigars and was looking forward to this Cohiba, but I was disappointed. It was OK but I sure didn't see what all the hype was about. In my opinion it's overpriced and you are paying for the name! Not a bad smoke at all, but I will pay way less for Maria Guerrero and enjoy them more.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto by Gary H of Louisville KY on January 21, 2006This is a good cigar and a great size.Sometimes it is not the cigar, but the cigar smoker. No, this is not a Cuban. It is however a wonderful cigar. For a smooth anytime cigar and a quick smoke this is a good pick. Having smoked the Cubans and avoiding cigar snobbery I give this cigar the respect it deserves.
Judging a smoke on its own merit and not on comparison to others, this stands on its own as a good smoke. I love to share these just to see the look of suprise on a new smokers face as to how smooth they are.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (25) by Mike Hilbert of IA on January 18, 2006Crystal CoronaI bought a box of Crystal Corona's last year and thought they where one of the better smokes I've had. Bought another box recently, honestly can say very disappointed, nothing like the first box, oh they looked the same, but the taste, Yuk.
This review was written about Cohiba Crystal Corona by Gene Kinder of Washington on January 17, 2006Name BrandThis is one of those cigars that is all name. The cigar is a pleasant smoke at best. I would consider the flavor is one dimensional, very earthy taste. The smoke is medium in strength yet it does have a great name. Everyone knows the name so if you are out Golfing and you want to soften you clients up give them a Cohiba red dot!
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 3 Pack by Uppercut of on January 12, 2006Very rich small sigar. Allways a treatMy 'standard' small sigar which allways suprises my fellow cigar smokers if they pick it form my humidor.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (25) by Willem Klinkert of The Netherlands on January 11, 2006Try the New Cuban stuffTry them, they are OK, but you are paying only for the name. Besides, after trying the real stuff you don't want to waste your money on these copycats. There is only one Cohiba and that's the one made in Havana.
This review was written about Cohiba Robusto 3 Pack by WM of Los Angeles, California on November 1, 2005The best, smoothest small cigar I have foundExceptional quality in a small cigar. Very smoth and great tasting. The quality of a bigger smoke in a cigar for the times when you don't have time.
Quality construction.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by Robert D of Maryland on October 29, 2005Ugh!To parody a line from an old burger commercial - "Where's the Taste"?
The good points of this cigar, mostly construction-related, are barely Minimum for the price tag and the fact it has as much taste as a very cheap hamburger bun makes its' good points totally irrelevant in my book. To my thinking, taste is THE reason to smoke cigars and that sure eliminates this wimpy stick right out of the tube.
This review was written about Cohiba Crystal Corona by Jim Moore of Central Florida on August 14, 2005Overpriced!!A definite "You are paying for the name" cigar. The draw, consistency and burn don't compare with some of the lesser priced offerings such as Monte, Cruz, or Punch. If you want a great premium, try the Ashton 898. Now that's a cigar!!!
This review was written about Cohiba Corona Especial 5 Pack by Pat of Davidsonville, Md on August 9, 2005AWESOME little hooterAWESOME little hooter! worth the bucks and ready for more! way to go COHIBA. great for get togethers with newbees. Patrick
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by patrick of minneapolis on July 22, 2005Good cigar, but not worth the price.I really wanted to try this cigar as it seems to be considered THE standard of premium cigars. It was a really good cigar, but I've had better cigars at half the price. This is definitely a case where you are paying for the name more than anything else.
This review was written about Cohiba Corona by Jason of Louisiana on May 12, 2005New FavoriteGreat taste, very smooth and consistent the entire length of the cigar. Long, very white ash. My new favorite non-Cuban cigar. Pricey, but worth it.
This review was written about Cohiba Churchill by John of Camas, Washington on May 4, 2005these cigars are great!the best
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos (25) by James Swyryt of New York on May 1, 2005best so farI have tried numerous small cigars and the pequenos are the best yest. They're smooth, clean, and are perfect for a walk around the block with my dog, sydney. Others are cheaper, but there is a big difference.
This review was written about Cohiba Pequenos 5/6 by bob santilli of brooklyn, ny on April 20, 2005Great smoke, if priceyI had to try this one given the marketing engine behind it -- it seems to be pumped as "the" premium cigar at a lot of vendors, so I wasn't sure if this was the McDonalds of the cigar world, or actually worth the $7. I was also curious given the ongoing legal battles between the Red Dot Cohiba we have here and the Yellow Band Cohiba: what made this name worth the long legal battle? Well, I'm not sure it's worth $7, but I was surprised at how good it tastes. Usually I go for mild cigars, so I didn't expect that I'd like the "medium to full" taste, but it's really quite pleasing on the palate -- it doesn't have any of the harshness I normally associate with medium or full cigars, which probably means that it's been well aged -- I should note that I only received it from famous this afternoon, so that wasn't my doing. The co |