Cohiba Cigars

Great 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-priced

Got 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, 2008

Pure 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, 2008

Below 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.