Cohiba Churchill Cigars

Pros: Excellent flavor and aroma

Cons: A little expensive

Review: You've just finished a 12 hour shift, you're feeling a little stressed from having to solve a list of problems at work as long as your arm, then you just paid $25 bucks to fill your gas tank on the way home when less than six months ago it only cost $15,...

Pros: Slow burning, GREAT taste (non-lingering).

Cons: None, not even lingering taste! Price, if it matters.

Review: I've smoked 30-40 of these cigars and to this day, the Churchill Cohiba is the best tasting cigar I've ever had. I've heard too many people explain how the taste is harsh along with the price, but if you want a stogee, you got a stogee with the Cohiba...

Pros: Excellent construction; easy, soft draw.

Cons: Expensive, need a loan to buy one; there are better cigars at half the price.

The Bottom Line: If you have money to burn, then smoke a Dominican Cohiba. If you would like a better cigar, there are plenty available at half the price.

Review: Cohiba is a famous Cuban brand, founded in 1968, and at one time it produced but three cigars -- a Lancero (7½" x 38 ring gauge), a Corona Especiale (6" x 38), and a Panatela (4½" x 26) -- that were reserved for exclusive...

Pros: Nothing !!!

Cons: Taste ,draw & burn all Poor

The Bottom Line: I think my dog would not even take his time to lift his leg over a box of them , it was a Nasty Cigar !

Review: Cohiba is a Great Brand , From Cuba , this cigar is a rip off of the name , I purchased 3 sticks , all 3 were bad , I put them In my Humidor for 3 weeks at a perfect 70/70 , after 3 weeks I thought it was time to fire up one of them , it was a beautiful...