 | | Origin: | Cuba | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Thick | Length: | 124 |
| Format: | Robusto | Ring: | 50 |
| Weight: | 11,66 gr. | Score: | 9.6 |
| Presentation: 25 cigars packaged in a decorative ceramic jar |
Average user rating 
Review #29: Reviewer #28 So if you pay $1200 and not $450 that guarantee's authenticity? I paid $899 for the first jar in 2002. It was with a very reputable dealer in Switzerland. My two other jars matched exactly- the embossed gift box, the Cuban seals, the jar with lititure, and above all the cigars. The cigars match all photos considered to be legit down to the T. Above all the cigars meet or beat any review as they are definately 9.9 in quality. - Submitted by smokee1978 on May 31, 2008
Review #28: The interesting thing is; I comparison shop at reputable dealers worldwide. Just because you have another box in "inventory" does not mean any of them are authentic. Buying from a dealer in Costa Rica that more than likely cannot prove any real affiliation with Habanos SA does not prove you are a better shopper.That said, I have discussed with dealer in London and Australia and the price $450 is unattainable. - Submitted by billyh79 on May 27, 2008
Review #27:  To reviewer 25 - thank you for your comments,I am not a person who adheres to general consensus but more to personal experience.
These cigars were rolled from extra aged and cured leaf and were enjoyed by many at Castros Millenium Party in Havana.
I do tend to enjoy fresh Havanas, sometimes an aged one can be great - a lot like wines you never know till you try.
FYI I also purchased 2 of the Cohiba jars in 2003 EMS in the UK, one of them was almost unsmokable -tasted damp and musky - the other with the same code was ok. So for an honest but personal review on a particular experience read my reviews and add them to your general consensus or stick em in your pipe and smoke em dude. - Submitted by ian on May 26, 2008
Review #26: JUL 00 Its sad people dont comparison shop when buying this cigar. I bought my 3rd jar online for $550 and I DO have inventory of the same cigar when it was released in 2000
to compare it against. Its the best in the World and buyers should realize that cigar merchants are out for every cent they can squeeze out of a customer. Review #20 is way off base and sounds like he needs to study up. - Submitted by smokee1978 on May 25, 2008
Review #25: jan, that is a very strange statement on these cigars! The general consensus on these is that they are designed and destined for ultra long-term ageing! Sorry to tell you that, but you smoked them all too young! Very sad, as you claim to have smoked three jars of these rare treats.
I have many friends who revisit their jars only once a year, and they all claim they get better each year! Personally, I will soon smoke a single stick which I have left to inquire the myth.
That said, these are ultra-rare , so 450$ + Costa Rica rings all possible alarm bells with me. - Submitted by Hercule Poirot on May 24, 2008
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