Cohiba Maduro No.5 Secretos

Discover a delicious little Cuban cigar for your own humidor with the Cohiba Maduro 5 Secretos. As soon as you look at the Maduro wrapper, you will be seduced by its elegant appearance and sweet, leathery aroma, which promises a wonderful and balanced smoke. With a length of around 11 centimetres and a diameter of just under 16 millimetres, it offers around 40 minutes of pure enjoyment. The finish is flawless, the burn and draw behaviour are at their best. The strong spice, combined with the earthy and woody flavours as well as the light nuances of coffee and nuts, make every puff a real taste experience. This cigar is an absolute must for lovers of Cuban cigars from the premium segment. Treat yourself to the luxury and quality that only Cohiba can offer.

Cohiba - unique cigars

Even the term Cohiba is unique, as it is not a word of Spanish origin, but a loan word from the indigenous Taíno Indians and refers to the wrapper of the tobacco leaves. Many different characteristics make a Cohiba the most exclusive of all Habanos. Firstly, the origin of the leaves - they come exclusively from the five best Vegas de Primera from the Vuelta Abajo tobacco-growing region, specifically from the areas of San Juan y Martínez and San Luis. Another unique feature for a Cohiba is the - third - fermentation of two of the three filler leaves - this gives the Cohiba its irresistible aroma and inimitable flavour.

Tasting report

Cigar exterior: Rough wrapper with a slight lustre.
Cigarsinside: Medium rolling, good workmanship.
Smoke: Slightly creamy with a hint of sweetness with a small smoke volume.
Flavour: Leather, earth and wood dominate. In addition, notes of pepper, toast, coffee and nut.
Burn: Good burning behaviour

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What Cigar Aficionado says about it

"Smoking this dark, veined Petit Corona is like savouring a strong espresso that lingers on the palate from the first puff to the end. It burns slow and cool and produces dense smoke with some black cherry, walnut liqueur and a hint of caramel, although the draw is a little tight. " Cigar Aficionado, 10.10.2023