Origin : Cuba
Format : Corona Gorda
Size : 143 x 18.26 mm
Ring : 46
Weight : 11.41 g
Hand-Made
Price : 12€/piece
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Smoked a few of these during the weekend. Cohiba Siglo IV is a cigar you must treat with respect, make sure you have plenty of time to enjoy it - if you are in a hurry, you won't get much out of it (I learned this from my own mistake and nearly spoiled one).
Appearance : 
I guess everybody will agree with me - the stick looks great. Flawless chocolate wrapper, neat, shiny band - these guys know how to make a good-looking cigar.
Construction : 
The construction is another trump card of this cigar. Perfect draw all the way, regular burn and fair amounts of smoke.
Flavor : 
Upon lighting, woody and grassy aromas steadily set in, these will be present during the hour that I usually need to smoke a Cohiba Siglo IV (again, make sure you're not in a hurry!). Unfortunately, the flavor is too monotonous to let me call this cigar extraordinary, it's just a high-quality habano that you can always count on.
Value :
More expensive than other corona gordas, true. At the same time, you can be sure that you are getting a stick that is perfectly constructed.
Overall Rating :
Cohiba Siglo IV is a high-quality cigar that just lacks a little amplitude. If I were to select the best corona gorda, I'd rather go for a H. Upmann Magnum 46.
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