When you see the name Cohiba on a cigar band, you already know you’re in for a good experience. The folks who make them are very aware of this, and they work hard to uphold that reputation. Since 1966, they haven’t done anything halfway, and certainly don’t cut corners. That’s why when I heard that they were finally going to release a cigar with a Connecticut wrapper, I could hardly contain myself. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on a box. The blend for this cigar is, in a word, impressive. Inside, a veritable feast of Brazilian Mata Fina, Dominican Olor, Dominican Piloto Cubana, and Nicaraguan Jalapa fillers dancing beneath a rich, flavorful Mexican San Andres binder. But let’s be honest, it’s the wrapper that caught your eye, and for good reason. This beautiful blonde leaf is from Ecuador’s Los Rios province, and grown beneath natural cloud cover yielding a beautiful golden color and almost imperceptible veins. Expect a bounty of cream, toast, nuts, and a subtle spice that’ll go perfect with your morning coffee, or any occasion worth celebrating. It’s the most well-known name in cigars, with the best-selling wrapper leaf, how could you go wrong?
Covered in a smooth Ecuador Connecticut wrapper, the
medium-bodied Cohiba Connecticut utilizes Dominican, Brazilian,
and Nicaraguan long-fillers. Medium-bodied and flavorful, look
for hints of cream, toast, nuts and a touch of spice in this
blend. Hand rolled in the Dominican, Cohiba Connecticut is an
exceptional cigar for all enthusiasts alike.
When you see the name Cohiba on a cigar band, you already know
you're in for a good experience. The folks who make them are very
aware of this, and they work hard to uphold that reputation. Since
1966, they haven't done anything halfway, and certainly don't cut
corners. That's why when I heard that they were finally going to
release a cigar with a Connecticut wrapper, I could hardly contain
myself. I couldn't wait to get my hands on a box. The blend for
this cigar is, in a word, impressive. Inside, a veritable feast of
Brazilian Mata Fina, Dominican Olor, Dominican Piloto Cubana, and
Nicaraguan Jalapa fillers dancing beneath a rich, flavorful Mexican
San Andres binder. But let's be honest, it's the wrapper that
caught your eye, and for good reason. This beautiful blonde leaf is
from Ecuador's Los Rios province, and grown beneath natural cloud
cover yielding a beautiful golden color and almost imperceptible
veins. Expect a bounty of cream, toast, nuts, and a subtle spice
that'll go perfect with your morning coffee, or any occasion worth
celebrating. It's the most well-known name in cigars, with the
best-selling wrapper leaf, how could you go wrong?
When you see the name Cohiba on a cigar band, you already know
you're in for a good experience. The folks who make them are very
aware of this, and they work hard to uphold that reputation. Since
1966, they haven't done anything halfway, and certainly don't cut
corners. That's why when I heard that they were finally going to
release a cigar with a Connecticut wrapper, I could hardly contain
myself. I couldn't wait to get my hands on a box. The blend for
this cigar is, in a word, impressive. Inside, a veritable feast of
Brazilian Mata Fina, Dominican Olor, Dominican Piloto Cubana, and
Nicaraguan Jalapa fillers dancing beneath a rich, flavorful Mexican
San Andres binder. But let's be honest, it's the wrapper that
caught your eye, and for good reason. This beautiful blonde leaf is
from Ecuador's Los Rios province, and grown beneath natural cloud
cover yielding a beautiful golden color and almost imperceptible
veins. Expect a bounty of cream, toast, nuts, and a subtle spice
that'll go perfect with your morning coffee, or any occasion worth
celebrating. It's the most well-known name in cigars, with the
best-selling wrapper leaf, how could you go wrong?
When you see the name Cohiba on a cigar band, you already know
you're in for a good experience. The folks who make them are very
aware of this, and they work hard to uphold that reputation. Since
1966, they haven't done anything halfway, and certainly don't cut
corners. That's why when I heard that they were finally going to
release a cigar with a Connecticut wrapper, I could hardly contain
myself. I couldn't wait to get my hands on a box. The blend for
this cigar is, in a word, impressive. Inside, a veritable feast of
Brazilian Mata Fina, Dominican Olor, Dominican Piloto Cubana, and
Nicaraguan Jalapa fillers dancing beneath a rich, flavorful Mexican
San Andres binder. But let's be honest, it's the wrapper that
caught your eye, and for good reason. This beautiful blonde leaf is
from Ecuador's Los Rios province, and grown beneath natural cloud
cover yielding a beautiful golden color and almost imperceptible
veins. Expect a bounty of cream, toast, nuts, and a subtle spice
that'll go perfect with your morning coffee, or any occasion worth
celebrating. It's the most well-known name in cigars, with the
best-selling wrapper leaf, how could you go wrong?
When you see the name Cohiba on a cigar band, you already know
you're in for a good experience. The folks who make them are very
aware of this, and they work hard to uphold that reputation. Since
1966, they haven't done anything halfway, and certainly don't cut
corners. That's why when I heard that they were finally going to
release a cigar with a Connecticut wrapper, I could hardly contain
myself. I couldn't wait to get my hands on a box. The blend for
this cigar is, in a word, impressive. Inside, a veritable feast of
Brazilian Mata Fina, Dominican Olor, Dominican Piloto Cubana, and
Nicaraguan Jalapa fillers dancing beneath a rich, flavorful Mexican
San Andres binder. But let's be honest, it's the wrapper that
caught your eye, and for good reason. This beautiful blonde leaf is
from Ecuador's Los Rios province, and grown beneath natural cloud
cover yielding a beautiful golden color and almost imperceptible
veins. Expect a bounty of cream, toast, nuts, and a subtle spice
that'll go perfect with your morning coffee, or any occasion worth
celebrating. It's the most well-known name in cigars, with the
best-selling wrapper leaf, how could you go wrong?
The origins of this cigar brand are definitely as interesting as
they come. In the 1960’s, one of Fidel Castro’s bodyguards
offered him a special cigar previously unknown to the Cuban
President. Made by an artisan by the name of Eduardo Ribera, the
traits of the cigar were of supernatural quality compared to
others in that time. Castro was so blown away by the cigar that
he ordered a special production of unbranded cigars just like the
one given to him to be made in secret. Only he and other high
ranking government officials were allowed to enjoy this decadent
cigar. Since then, Cohiba Cigars has blossomed into a luxurious
producer of some of the world’s best smoke. Captivating blends of
Piloto Cubano tobacco from the Dominican Republic rolled in
Cameroon wrapper. When it comes to premium, Chiba should be what
pops into your head. Options and sizes are not a problem when
picking out the perfect Cohiba cigar. “Cohiba Churchill”, “Cohiba
Corono Especiale” , and “Cohiba Crystal Corona” are just a few of
the great selection available. A hard glass of whiskey on the
rocks and some of the best smoke out there, what more could you
want?
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