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Cohiba Robustos

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

124

Format:

Robusto

Ring:

Weight:

11,66 gr.

Score:

8.6

Presentation: Slide lid box of 25

Average user rating

Review #74:

Is it just me or are all Cohibas massively overrated. They are always a finely constructed cigar, but this robusto I recently tried lacked any complexity and depth of flavour, and at the price which Cohibas demand, this is very disappointing. I would much prefer a Ramon Allone Specially Selected, a Saint Luis Rey Regio or an Epicure No. 2. I think that Cohibas have been extremely well marketed with the whole "3rd fermentation" thing and appeal to the smoker with more money than true connoisseurship. - Submitted by cjarman on August 7, 2006

Review #73:

Good cigar,a little overrated for the price.I have to say though,the quality of the construction and the draw was not as tight as other cubans. I was dissapointed until it was aged for two years...smooth - Submitted by avfan67 on July 26, 2006

Review #72:

As a "novice" with only a limited time of real devotion - (I've been smoking cigars, mostly Cuban, off and on for the last 20 years or so, but only got serious about it in the last 2 months!!!) - I have to say the Cohiba Robustos are currently my favorite. My modest humi - only fully cured and ready a month ago - is presently full to the brim with Cohiba Sublimes LE 2003, Montecristo Edmundos & this great cigar. A couple of Cohiba Siglo VIs and Partagas SD2 LE2003s also grace the top tray, thanks to my brother-in-law and "puros delivery guy" respectively. Compared to the others, this cigar seems to better satisfy all my senses. - Submitted by OJbutnottheSimpson on July 25, 2006

Review #71:

This is for reviewer #69 Duncan.With all due respect,I get my Cubans from the Casa del Habano in Windsor Ontario.So I doubt I'm smoking fakes.I also know I have an odd screen name being as Fuentes are not Cuban,but I have a passion for Anejos.But anyway I also have onlt been smoking cigars for about 2 years and don't consider myself an expert by any means.I just find to me one of the traits of Cubans is a coffee/expresso flavor in most of the Habanos I've tried. - Submitted by afuentelover on July 12, 2006

Review #70:

I'm not one to run with the pack or to to buy something because it has a flashy image, or a big name, so I had put off trying this cigar for awhile when I got serious about smoking. What a fantastic surprise when I finally did try it! Huge volumes of full-bodied smoke. Creeping strength. And the flavor of burnt honey. Truly the finest, most complex robusto I've ever smoked. - Submitted by tigger on July 5, 2006

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