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Cohiba Piramides Millenium

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<< Piramides LE 2006

Robusto Especial >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

156

Format:

Piramide

Ring:

Weight:

14,26 gr.

Score:

8.9

Presentation: 25 cigars packaged in a decorative ceramic jar

Average user rating

Review #11:

Outstanding cigar -smoked the first one from my jar one on the first day of spring in NY City. Definitely a Cohiba but has matured nicely over the past 8 years and the unique melody of spice, cream and leather make this one of the best cigars I have ever smoked (after the Sublime 2004). Really, really happy I have waited to start smoking them - going to try to stick to a "one a year rule". - Submitted by Texas on April 21, 2008

Review #10:

This is truely a sensational cigar creamy throughout the smoked. the burn and construction was very good. The experience is unlike the typical Cohiba, it is not over powering, very similar to an aged monty 2. Good to the end. What an experience eventhough it is rare and expensive smoke. - Submitted by pak on February 12, 2008

Review #9:

I remember this one very well. This may be the creamiest Cohiba that I had ever smoked. I will admit that I paid out the ass for a half dozen, but wtf, I wanted to taste these and I was happy to have spent the dough. Again, I do not think Cohibas are true three stage smokes like a Lusitania or a Hoyo DC. I may be and probably am just a dumb-ass, but Cohiba's remain fairly consistent in their taste all the way down to their tips. If I were to use two words to describe this fine smoke, they would be "sophisticated Esplendido". Again like I said I may be......... - Submitted by Rich Golodner on May 4, 2007

Review #8:

Finally opened one of the boxes from RSE ABR 02 production run, what a classic, the bloom already started forming on the top row, I ALMOST BROKE INTO TEARS WHEN I SAW THIS,there is something about this cigar that has a flavor that is unique, i cant put my finger on it. They are for the most part a milder not as overpowering flavor, (like bolivar or ramone alon), the main aroma is unique and unduplicated in my opinion. If you want something different and one of a kind these are it, the only problem is when you try one you are hooked, and will be searching feverently to find more of them especially from the 02 production run.If you cant find them try the churchills from the 02 run they are almost the same thing. happy hunting to all. - Submitted by hansolo on April 27, 2006

Review #7:

I've smoked four of them this week and I thought that they were a good smoke. Although I am not a big fan of piramides, these Cohibas were excellant. Not at the top of my list but it is definitely a MUST TRY. Absolutely would not pay more than $35 for one though. - Submitted by Michael T. on March 12, 2005

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