Cohiba Riviera Robusto (5×52)

Name: Cohiba Riviera Robusto (5x52)
SKU: D2.15.BX
Price: 396.71 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

MSRP: $110.20 - $440.80

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Rated 4.33 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings

(3 customer reviews)

Price range: $22.04 through $396.71

Variant: Box of 20

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SKU: N/A Categories: Cohiba, Cohiba Riviera, Summer Blockbuster Tags: Connecticut, Honduran, Medium Strength, Mexican San Andres, Nicaraguan

Summary

The artisans at Cohiba are proud to present Cohiba Riviera, an exquisite cigar which enters new territory for the brand. Riviera is the only box-pressed offering in our collection, as well as the only to feature a San Andrés wrapper. Featuring a medium-bodied, three country blend, Cohiba Riviera is a unique expression, ideal for those wanting to experience a new view of luxury.

Additional information

Weight	0.04 lbs
Dimensions	5.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in
Variant	Single, 5 Pack, Box of 20
Length In Inches	5
Ring Gauge	52
Shape	Robsuto
Wrapper	Mexican San Andres
Binder	Connecticut, Honduan
Filler	Condega, Esteli, Hondruan La Entrada, Honduras, Jamastran, Nicaragua
Strength	Medium
Country of Origin	Nicaragua
Cigar Brand	Cohiba
Approximate Smoking Time	45-60 Minutes

Customer Reviews

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I’m give it 4 stars it was a good stick nice draw great smoke. I don’t think it’s a 22$ stick though just my opinion

Very good cigar. One of the few cohiba's I've smoked where I can say it's worth the price. Even burn with a nice draw. Great flavor.

I waited a bit after delivery (about 3 weeks) before lighting this one up because it's $20 and I wanted a good experience for my money. First thing I noticed off the back, it has a loose draw -- a positive in my opinion. It's slightly harder than just drawing air, but it's less of a fight than your typical robusto; this positive, if not careful, can burn your tongue, so, beware! The cigar has almost no development of flavor between the first to the final third, which is a bit of a bummer for me. Near the final third, I had a massive run issue -- not too uncommon with box-pressed, but it's something I had to mention. If I had the ability, I'd give it 4.5 stars instead of 5, but I'm rounding down for others' sake when reading reviews.