Review Notes: I bought 2 boxes of 25 Secretos in Cuba in 2007. i put them in my humidor, and decided to age them for at least 3 years. to tie myself over until then i bought a box of 10 online. these cigars are by far my favorite. they start off tasting like a well-aged Cohiba (very similar to a box of Siglo I's ive been aging for 4 years now). after the first few puffs, the taste began appearing, chocolate. some people are reporting a taste of Coffee, i really dont taste that at all. occassionaly i think i spelled some Vanilla, but the sensation evaded me immediately. they have a very gentle aroma at first, and near the end it becomes more fragrant. some people have said these are sometimes too tight. only one of mine, so far, appeared too tight, but I still enjoyed it. i have smoked 5 out of my box of 10, and I smoked all of them right to the end, which is unusual for me, as I rarely enjoy the last bit of a cigar. I would recommend these to anyone who enjoys a short, but great cigar.

Review Notes: Not my favorite Cohiba, (Siglo VI), but still a great cigar.

Review Notes: I only like small cigars when they're fairly exceptional and this one seems to be just that. It really looks nice and seems to be firm without either being big or box pressed. So for a small size it still feels O.K. in hand. Now on to the taste because appearances can be fine while the smoke itself isn't. This one lit easy and seemed just a little tight as it got going. Right away I liked the taste. It was smooth and had a woody chocolatey taste and finished clean with a sweetness that I liked. I do not like cigars that have a prominent front sweetness because it's as if the wrapper is artificially infused with a sweet flavor that was not natural to the tobacco. This sweetness was spot on. It was on the back end and it was not to prominent meaning it was just a product of the best seed, soil, and aging. About a third in I needed to correct the burn. No problem since it was small ringed. The taste was consistently good as it burned and at about the final quarter I again corrected the burn just a wee bit. From here it remained nice and I removed the label and litterally smoked it to the nub actually stopping only when my finger started getting uncomfortably hot! Cohiba has a winner here. Perhaps the roll is a bit tight, but it did not significantly interfere with a delightful smoke. I really only like two small cigars I've tried, the Padron Maduro '64 Principe' and Maduro '26 No. 35. They're the best rolled small cigars this reviewer has ever tried. They are also two of the best blends for my tastes. Now I can add another small cigar to my list as the Cuban Cohiba Secretos Maduros are different and extremely tasty

Review Notes: These arrive in beautiful little black box of 10. The ouside is a cardboard carton where the Cuban seal is. The little black box is beautiful packaging. Now the smoke..very interesting flavor, medium strength, and a great little maduro flavor. The problem is the draw is a bit tight. You would expect better from a Cohiba. The second half loosens up. The flavor is nice but for the same money you could get 10 Monte 2's. I would go that direction. It is worth it though for the one time experience. I'd like to try it's big brother.

Review Notes: Everyone waited to see what the new maduros would taste like...now we all know...OUTSTANDING. This stick was constructed and pulled like a Cohiba, but the dark wrapper caught your eye. The best part was the taste...cocoa, dark and sweet. That is important to me because I don't like the coffee taste in maduros. A fantastic smoke worthy of the Cohiba name.