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Cohiba Siglo VI

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<< Siglo V

Sublimes Extra >>

Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

150

Format:

Canonazo

Ring:

Weight:

15 gr.

Score:

8.5

Presentation: Bundle of 25 Cigars

Average user rating

Review #74:

Simply the BEST Cigar out there! Worth every penny. I\'ve been enjoying cigars for nearly 9 years and I tried this cigar for the first time last year and have had enjoyed about a half a dozen of these beauties so far and it was finally time to write about it. I\'ve been (and still am) a huge fan of the Monte 2\'s and 4\'s, and I\'ve indulged myself with several other other absolutely amazing habanos, but this one is \"the ONE\". When I lit my first one...I was instantly off to the Wonderland of almost indescribable & alluring flavors. It starts off with subtle hints of cocco/chocolate, and roasted almonds, followed by rich and creamy vanilla with bits of cedar and spice sprinkled throughout. There were points throughout where I just wanted to eat the cigar. I purchased a box of 10 dated NOV 03 just last year and smoked the first 5 in the first 2 weeks. I just couldn\'t keep my hands off them. But since then I\'ve been teasing and treating my self with these every few months and after allowing these babies to sit in the humidor for a year, they have become even better with each passing month. From the first stick to the last, from the first intake of rich creamery smoke, they have been flawless and consistent in construction, burn, and flavors. Bravo Cohiba! Bravo! - Submitted by D.C. Park on July 22, 2005

Review #73:

I found this to be a very complex smoke. Almost tongue numbing to begin with only to smoothen out and be lush and full. It got a touch warm toward the end but all in all a great smoke! - Submitted by robsaxe on July 20, 2005

Review #72:

After finishing 10 cigars from the box, Ive decided to write my own opinion about this much talked and expensive cigar. Constructionwise is excellent. It is rolled evenly, with a perfect, nerves free, wrapper. The burn is easy, effortless. The draw is exactly the way every cigar should be. Easy, smooth. However, the amounts of smoke provided during the first third were not as copious as the last 2 thirds. This led to a slow crescento of tastes which was very well balanced. The first third is light, with hints of cocoa and earth. The second third gives the classic Cohiba taste, together with hints of wet earth, cedar wood, bits of leather. The last third is the most satisfying, with amples amounts of smoke, nuts, wood, some pepper. The aftertaste is very pleasant, too. Overall, the cigar had a very even burn, it never got overheated. I think there was something missing however, the cigar leaves you with a desire of satisfaction, yet a feeling of anticipation as well. Something Ive noted, is that this cigar is very sensitive to humidity. The relative humidity level of 71% was a bit too much I think. Nevertheless, I was not completely satisfied, and considering the fact that one Siglo VI costs 29 Euros in Greece, ill better spend the same money to get 2 Cohiba Robustos instead. - Submitted by Dimitris in Athens - Greece on June 25, 2005

Review #71:

This is a really delicious cigar, superb construction, long lasting and very satisfying. I can\'t see how anyone could give it less than 9/10 (depending on their taste. It is a definate med-full flavour, medium bodied cigar with a rich flavour; vegetal, cocoa, some leather, wood, vanilla and pepper and very tangy. Progresses really nicely becoming more spicy in the last third but all throughout it is really rich, smooth and creamy. Only problem (for me) is the price, but if money was no object I would choose this cigar over most others (depending on mood of course) as a regular evening smoke. - Submitted by A. Dyer on June 2, 2005

Review #70:

Sorry, I just can\'t justify this one. I\'ll take any number of Cohibas (and even other brands) before buying this cigar. Not unpleasant, but mostly a \"What\'s the big deal\" attitude throughout the couple I\'ve smoked from two different sources. - Submitted by Shooter on May 20, 2005

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