Cohiba Robustos Cigar - 1 Single (You Are My Romeo Band)

Date Added: Friday 10 December, 2010 by MATTHEW

Like many before me this was my first venture into Cuban cigars and I was not put off by its full, spicy flavour. Its fair to say that as Robusto's go its a yardstick to measure by but in recent years I have noticed a slight increase in construction inconsistencies, in particular tight rolls and the odd plug and at this price point (and with the brands reputation) this needs addressing. When all is said and done a good Cohiba Robusto is very very good .... worth comparing with the Partagas Serie D No.4 and the new Montecristo Open Master.

Date Added: Monday 22 December, 2008 by Justin

Ive always found the cohiba robustos to be a little on the spicy side for me, However, I recently smoked one that was from an 05 box and it was amazing, I believe that there is nothing special about the 05 blend itself when compared to now, I do however feel that this cigar just had enough age to be mostly out of its sick period. It was just plain wonderful, Nice dark ash, Full of flavor including some cinnamon,leather and some hints of caramel which i attribute to the almost 4 years of age, Still spicy but toned down to a low roar :) Definatly recomended for smokers who love spice but still recomended for smokers who dont lke spice all that much and can be patient.

Date Added: Saturday 20 October, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

Spicy cigar with aslight sweetness to it. A very well structured robusto but a little expensive. Although it was spicy, it also had leathery, woody flavours going on. Highly recommended cigar if you can afford it!!!!! written by Joe

Date Added: Saturday 20 October, 2007 by ArchivedCgarsReviews

Over-rated? Yes...expensive? Of course, it's Cohiba. It may not be "the best cigar ever" but it is one of the tastiest robustos I have ever smoked. Medium to full flavoured, rich, leathery and woody tobacco flavours with depth to it, hints of licorice and cinnamon, spicy and tasty. Try some, even better if you let them mature :) written by A. Dyer