History of COHIBA

In 1492, during Columbus's first voyage to the "new world", he visited the island of Cuba. His sailors were introduced to "Cohíba" by the island natives, a bunch of dried leaves that were smoked in a pipe called a "Tobacco". In 1982, 3 types of Cohíba Cuban cigars were introduced to non-diplomats: the Lanceros, the Coronas Especiales and the Panetelas. 3 more vitolas were added to the brand in 1989: the Espléndidos, the Robustos and the Exquisitos, completing what is known as "La Línea Clásica". 5 more vitolas were added in 1992 creating the "Linea 1492": the Siglo I, II, III, IV and V. Cohíba remains the "King of the Cubans". Only the finest tobacco leaves are used to create the various types of Cohíba cigars. A distinct bean taste has been attributed to Cohíbas, however I would say the common factor amongst the Cohíba family is the strong nature of all the cigars. This is not a beginners brand.

COHIBA Novedosos (cdh)

Ring Gauge: 50
Cigar length: 156 mm / 6.14'
Vitola: Double Corona
Strength: Medium - Full Body

COHIBA Novedosos (cdh) Stick

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$ 166.80

Description
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The Cohiba Novedosos is a cigar that adds a touch of excitement to the traditional Cohiba family. With a substantial 156 mm length and a robust 50 ring gauge, it promises a unique smoking experience. As you savor it, you'll embark on a flavor adventure, beginning with a lively start, mellowing into a medium-bodied middle, and concluding memorably. With the potential to become a future classic, the Cohiba Novedosos is an experience that's sure to leave you eagerly awaiting for more.