Cohiba Linea 1492 Siglo VI Tubos

The Cohiba Siglo VI is the newest and, at the same time, the most exclusive cigar in the Linea 1492 range. It was launched in 2002 and sets a new standard with its length and ring gauge. This beautifully handcrafted Cañonazo measures 15 cm in length with a ring gauge of 52. Its blend contains only the finest Cuban tobacco leaves and must always feature an impeccable Claro wrapper.

A unique smoking experience

When smoking this Cohiba cigar, you’ll notice an incredible richness of flavour, ranging from fruity sweetness through to sweet spices and coffee notes. In short, this is an exceptional cigar that is sure to delight you!

Packaged in a beautiful Tubos

The Cohiba Linea 1492 Siglo VI Tubos is packaged in a beautiful Tubos. Not only does it look good, but it also protects the cigar from physical damage and maintains the ideal humidity.

Tasting notes

Cigar exterior: Oily wrapper with a subtle sheen.
Cigar interior: Medium roll, well-crafted.
Smoke: Creamy with a hint of sweetness and a full smoke volume.
Flavour: Wood , earth and leather dominate, accompanied by notes of toast, coffee and nuts.
Burn: Good burn

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What Cigar Aficionado has to say

" There are few cigars on the market, Cuban or otherwise, that are as sought-after and as instantly recognisable as the Cohiba Siglo VI. Since its launch in 2002, the Siglo VI has continued to shine with undeniable star power. At the time, it was the thickest Cohiba in the range. It was also the first cigar to be sold in a glossy, lipstick-style tube with a pop-top lid. This format, known in Cuban cigar factories as a ‘cañonazo’ – or ‘cannon shot’ – was developed exclusively for the Siglo VI. Twenty years on, retailers still struggle to keep this cigar in stock, despite its high price. This Cohiba line, sometimes referred to as the ‘Siglo Series’, is officially known as Línea 1492 and is slightly milder than Cohiba’s core range, the Línea Clásica. According to Habanos, two aspects make Cohiba special. Firstly, part of the filler leaf undergoes an additional fermentation period in barrels. Secondly, the tobacco for Cohiba is reportedly harvested from the five best farms in Vuelta Abajo, Cuba’s famous growing region in the western province of Pinar del Río. If Cohiba is Cuba’s flagship brand, then the Siglo VI could well be Cohiba’s flagship format – and for good reason. This nutty cigar bursts with notes of espresso, brown sugar and dried berries, before finishing with a rich chocolate aftertaste." Cigar Aficionado, 1 January 2022