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    I've not really tried any Cohibas except the Secretos, and there seem to be some fans of the line in the Behike thread. I've generally stayed away because of the price.

    What should I try that embodies the Cohiba taste? I hear the Siglo line are different to the 'traditional' ones?

  • #2
    The Siglo V is wonderful when Aged IMO, but the Cohiba Robusto, you can find some nice 08's and even 09's that smoke well and give you that all round Cohiba Thang
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Seriesteve View Post
      the Cohiba Robusto
      I'd vote with Steve. The Robusto (Like the Party D4) captures the 'spirit' and flavour profile of the brand. It's also a good (and less expensive) way to discover if the Cohiba taste is to your liking before you splash-out on any of their pricier offerings.

      The Maduro range (whist not typical) are still good cigars (IMHO), particularly if you've got a sweet tooth - lots of chocolate.
      But... as I'm sure will be pointed out, you're paying a premium for the name, etc, etc.

      Still, that seems to be the case with most products.
      Originally posted by DRAGMASTER
      Every time I sleep with a girl I smoke a cigar while we do it. It's exciting and makes you feel strong, manly and empowered.

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      • #4
        hey dave,
        i normally shy away from cohibas due to the prices, but when i do splash out, i generally go for the robusto, siglo2, siglo6 and, on the VERY RARE OCASSION, the esplendido!!!

        tbh, there's been times i've felt cheated when buying cohibas!!! in my experience, i've found the robusto and esplendido very hit or miss (maybe it comes down to high expectations), however, when they're good, they're VERY good!!! also, i've never had a bad siglo 2, 3 or 6!!! don't know if this answers your question.....

        i've been tempted (but ultimately resisited) in the past to try the smaller ring gauges, such as the panatella, exquisitos, corona especial!!! it all comes down to price and the fact i like a little more 'oomph' for my money, hence why i stick to partagas and bolivar!!!!

        don't know if this helps!!!

        alex

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        • #5
          I love Cohibas but IMHO they must have a minimum of 2 years or else they can be plain nasty, ideally 5+.

          I suspect quite a lot of the negative comments come from people who try them too young and are very disappointed (especially at the price point!).

          The maduro range is a very different profile. all the Siglo's are good (my preference is for the II, IV, V and VI's) as are the robusto's, I find the Esplindido's a bit boring.
          Originally posted by Simon Bolivar
          Little medical correction there Steve, you will surely die...but not from smoking these

          Originally posted by Ryan
          I think that's for lighting electronic cigarettes

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          • #6
            hello monkey,
            the linea classica cohibas i've had (robustos & esplendidos) had a couple of years on them when i bought them as singles from the habanos shop here in belfast (miss moran's)!!! they were lovely cigars, some were very flavoursome and yummy, some not so (i wouldn't go as far as saying bland)!!! i've never had a 'nasty' cohiba, just some that didn't seem up to scratch!!! you get a couple of great ones, all singing all dancing........ then you get a 'shy' one, if you get what i mean (one with a lack of real flavour)!!!! this has only been with the robustos and esplendidos i've had!!!! the siglo's have been 'on the mark' everytime, especially the siglo VI!!!

            on another point, i'm not as fortunate as you guys on the mainland who have the opportunity to buy cigars with real age on them, so i've not been able to try, say, a 10yr old cohiba robusto, or an original release siglo VI!!!

            all the best,

            alex

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            • #7
              Originally posted by senor_robusto View Post
              on another point, i'm not as fortunate as you guys on the mainland who have the opportunity to buy cigars with real age on them, so i've not been able to try, say, a 10yr old cohiba robusto, or an original release siglo VI!!!

              all the best,

              alex
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              • #8
                hey el cat,
                i agree that the cohiba robusto is the cheapest entry point into the cohiba 'quality' range (you know what i mean, lol)!!! the only problem is, here in belfast, the cohiba robusto is ?18.50, same price and a tubed RYJ or punch churchill!!!! for an extra ?1.50, i could get an H&F aged (1998) churchill (ryj, hdm, punch).......

                they're good, just not that good imo!!!

                however, the siglo 2 (?11) and 6 (?26 approx) ARE great value for money regular production cigars imo!!!!

                all the best,

                alex

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                • #9
                  I love all the Siglo range, havent tried a Robusto yet, but i love all the Maduros.

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                  • #10
                    In the past and also now Robusto and Esplendidos are the best on the cohiba line. But now absolutely behike 56 is the best absolutely!

                    Angelo

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                    • #11
                      (Senor Robusto) I know exactly what you mean!

                      For the difference in price (?18.50 for a Robusto, or ?26 for a Siglo VI) it makes more sense to go for the later. You're getting around an extra hours smoking time from the 'fat-boy' for only ?7.50 more!!!

                      I wish it made sense.

                      Some good calls on the aged stock steve - I'm going to print a few off and leave them around the house - well, Christmas is coming (I've seen the bloody mince pies in the supermarket already!) and you never know, somebody might take the 'hint'.

                      P.S. Can't argue with the monkey, age works wonders on some of these. I just gotta be strong and leave them alone for a bit!
                      Originally posted by DRAGMASTER
                      Every time I sleep with a girl I smoke a cigar while we do it. It's exciting and makes you feel strong, manly and empowered.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by El Catador View Post
                        (Senor Robusto)
                        Some good calls on the aged stock steve - I'm going to print a few off and leave them around the house - well, Christmas is coming (I've seen the bloody mince pies in the supermarket already!) and you never know, somebody might take the 'hint'.
                        Ha Ha Very Good
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                        • #13
                          Im not too keen on the robustos but an aged siglo V is almost perfect.
                          Lover of fine Cubans since 2006

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                          • #14
                            I've tried them all except the Siglo III. The robustos are not bad...not as good as a JL2 or RASS. The espi is a very good smoke too but the best are the Sublimes, lanceros and the VI....all stunners!!!!

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                            • #15
                              To date I've only tried the Panatelas, Exquisitos, Siglo I, II and Robusto.

                              I've only been happy with the Siglo II. The Robusto I possibly smoked too soon (The day after I got the pack I think) the others I thought were bland and didn't really get what the mystique was about.

                              I've got a few others. Siglo VI, 2 x Siglo VI a Genios a Magicos and a box of Secretos .... but they're (especially after Monkey's 'age' comment) are all going to be staying in the humi for a year or two now to see how they go.
                              If you want to, you can.
                              And, if you can, you must!

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