Review Notes: This is a very soothing and relaxing smoke. Great cigar for a beginner. the aroma is fantastic. Makes for a very melloning effect when smoking to relax

Review Notes: Having tried a number of the Cojimar flavors, vanilla is by far the most enjoyable. People always ask what it is that I am smoking after smelling the aroma. Great for a once in a while smoke!

Review Notes: I have smoked just about every Cojimar available. The exotics are great, but I still enjoy the original vanilla. These are desert cigars, not an everyday affair. Some people do not like flavored cigars in general, and so will never be fair in rating one. You cannot compare an economy car with a high end Mercedes. If you do, you are not seeing the smaller car for what it is...nice, useful and easy on the pocket book. If you do not like flavored cigars, don't rate them. Ok, this cigar is very very aromatic, and those around you will tend to love the smell. Once you have it under your nose for a minute, you wont really pick up on the sweetness that is coming off of this one. The tip is sugar sweetened...that is my only knock on this cigar. It really does not need the sweet tip as it is more than sweet enough on its own. However, if you are looking for a well build, mild to medium cigar with a lot of flavor, then this is for you. However, the senora size is my favorite. This is the ultimate beginner smoke and a nice, change of pace cigar for guys like me who smoke far too many stogies for his own good. Enjoy :)

Review Notes: I started out on the Cojimar vanilla and at the time thought it was great. It's a mild smoke and that's all I cared about. After revisiting it for old time sake, I won't be back. It's too mild now and all I taste is aftertaste, even during the draw. I have to say, though, that for beginners, it's worth a shot. I might not still be smoking cigars if it weren't for this one.

Review Notes: I'd point you in the direction of an "NU" which is actually made by Cojimar. They make a fantastic Vanilla, which is to me, more satisying when I want a flavored cigar (not too often, but it happens).