Review Notes: 2 Partagas series D #4's to 1 of these? I am not sure its worth that. Judging it without the price in mind is hard to do when these cost $25.00 per. It is however a very, very good smoke, I have smoked quite a few from my 04 box. No matter how you cut it though, I wouldnt trade you 2 partagas SD4's , or 3 boli RC, or 3 RASS for 1 of these, which is what the price suggests that they are worth.

Review Notes: Well, wonderful wrapper, smooth. On lighting, hints of grass, espresso and cocoa which proceed to espresso and spice with intermingled cocoa undertones and hints of grass. Refreshing and recommended. A bit too pricy.

Review Notes: As is typical of most Cohibas, the price tag is pretty high. That said, it is definitely a quality smoke, with creamy flavors and a mild to medium body. There were occasional fleeting bits of charry and cocoa brilliance but otherwise it lacked the punch of some other better habanos like the Rafael Gonzales petit corona (at 1/3 the price). The Siglo I and III are also much better IMHO.

Review Notes: An expensive but tasty smoke. Smooth milk chocolate wrapper with minimal veins. Construction felt solid with no soft spots and just the right amount of "give". Nice prelight aroma. Easy light. Smooth draw. Gray-white ash. Tons of rich, creamy smoke. The burn was an issue for me despite ideal storage conditions in that it canoed on one side for over half the cigar, demanding touch-ups with both saliva and the lighter, though no formal "relight". Started with traditional Cohiba flavors of medium tobacco and grass. This foundation was present thoughout the entire stick. In the middle third, notes of vanilla and a very light dusting of cocoa was noted. In the last third, the grassy note became more prominent and the tobacco flavor became more "toasted". All in all, this one hour medium-to-full bodied smoke was enjoyable, thought the burn issues detracted somewhat from the overall experience. There is definitely some Vitamin N here, as I had a buzz by the end of the stick. It is expensive for what it is, which is a given, but still a pleasure to smoke - even though it won't make it into my regular rotation.

Review Notes: Outstanding construction and burn is all i've had from this cigar. Never a tight draw or a bad burn. It's a complex smoke in the flavor department too. I don't think this cigar is worth the price tag though as all the Cohiba's are very over priced when compared to the rest of the better cuban smokes. But is is a very refine and excellent smoke.