"Solid delivery"

Great smoke the cohiba red dot toro and Connecticut robusta my 2 favorites

"Excellent!"

One of my favorite cigars. Great quality! Very enjoyable! If you re thinking about trying these do yourself a favor and get them. You ll be happy you did.

"Tasty but Tight"

I ve smoked seven of the ten and, though very tasty, every one of them was a difficult draw.

"4 out of 5"

Excellent smoke. Three of them were cracking when I removed them from the tube.

"COHIBA INNER; WRAPPER JUST OKAY"

INCONSISTENT IN QUALITY; COHIBA REPUTATION SAVES IT

"one of the best cigars to enjoy."

a very smooth smoking cigar, without a bitter after taste. A quality smoke

"one of the best cigars to enjoy."

If you want to try a higher end cigar but don t want to break the bank, this is the cigar to smoke. Its great !!!!

"A real class act"

Great cigar if you want something with nice body and consistent taste. A real class act.

"My absolute favorite"

Honestly the best cigar for the price. I truly enjoy the Toro over any other cigar I’ve smoked. Smooth and awesome taste. Burns evenly till the end. Go for it and you will not be disappointed.

"Dark, Sweet, Dry"

Cohiba is one of the big hitter names in the industry. When I go to my local smoke shop, these are some of the pricey ones that are locked up. They’re descendants of the cigars favored by Fidel Castro, prior to the embargo, and there is a ton of great history to this brand, should you care to read as you smoke, as I do. I’m on #7 out of 8 of the ones I purchased tonight. You can tell when you light it that you are smoking a premium. Appearance and burn are perfect and the flavors are unique. If you are one to say “I like my cigars a little spicy and a little sweet “, this may be the stick for you. That said, I’m not blown away by this considering the price point. It may be the best middle of the road cigar I have ever had, but when I smoke I usually look for some characteristic. If I was in the mood for a spicy, peppery cigar, I would choose several others over this. If I was in the mood for a smooth and creamy smoke, this might be my fourth choice. If I wanted a smoky, earthy, leathery cigar I’d probably grab an Upmann before I reached for this, But herein lies it’s strength. When I have no idea what I am in the mood for, this is my first choice, because it offers a bit of all of the above characteristics. It kind of hits on all notes. It’s probably the most consistent cigar I have ever had, so if you score one in a sampler and love it, you can rest assured that if you buy a box of them they will all perform the same. Is it worth the high price point? I guess that’s up to you. I think these Cohiba Red Dot Tubos will probably excite any level of cigar smoker, from beginner to aficionado. I certainly don’t regret purchasing these. When I am in the mood for a bit of all the flavors, I reach for a cohiba, and am never left disappointed.