Cohiba (Cuba) Siglo IV

A prime Habanos stogie, full of flavor, good draw and burn, powerful with a great spicy sweet and peppery finish.

Fantastic flavours synonymous with the Siglo line. Provides an excellent value giving roughly an hour of enjoyment for a decent price. Very balanced flavours and amazing with a few years of age.

i like this cigar, couple reasons, one. i think it is the best price point for the siglo series, two. i like the taste. three. construction and burn is never an issue. razor sharp. thats probly enough, im gonna go smoke one right now.

Just got back from a week in Varadero and am happy to say a box of Ciglo III's were among my 4 different boxes *** brought home to Canada. I was ready to bring home the Ciglo VI but after smoking 3 of them and 3 of the III's during my stay, I must say I preferred the III and at 216.50 CUC they are terrific value. I like a robust flavor and a big draw but found the VI's a little too much work.

From clip to the last flavourful draw they are a great smoke. I really like the way they finish and personally enjoy them to about 1 inch.

*** Also bought Montecristo #1's / Partagas #4's and RyJ Churchill Shorts.

Truly a beautiful cigar. Snipping and lighting are easy and the draw is flawless. Truly a smooth cigar, with the smoke coming in volumes. I have never had one burn hot or crooked. Truly a marvel of craftsmanship, from the grower to the roller.

My box from jan 04 has just been broken into by me and a few friends whilst playing poker & supping a fine single malt !
These Silglo's are fan-damned-tastic, they have a real meaty but not overbearing chunky chewy smoke, all this and still managing to be acceptably mild on the palette, I'd give these a 10 if one of the sticks had not lost it's ash prematurely on my poker table ! Overall a top drawer smoke !

Great smoke. I can always count on this cohiba for a good time.

probably one of the most consistent cigars to come out of cuba. With the other lines, it can be hit or miss, depending on box code. Cohiba tends to be consistently good but expensive

really the best cigar experience i have ever had, just unreal. taste of heaven.

The Siglo IV is one of my favorite sticks, and I go back to it often. I find the consistency astonishing, and it is actually a lighter cigar than the Partegas I often smoke. I find a decent amount of smoke, always an easy draw, and great construction.

The best part is the mild creamy middle with a bit of cocoa in it. Smooth finish with a little bite. A great evening smoke after not too heavy a dinner.

I have a box of these aging but I smoked one next to my fireplace while sipping well aged port. The tremendous flavor includes cedar, almond, and the earthy spice common in the Cohiba brand.

I decided to light this one hidden in the depths of my humi. It was absolutely wonderful.

Bought a 5-pack while in Asia, paid almost what I'd lay out for a box of Padrons. Flavor was average at best, think I'll stick with the Padrons.

Very easy going smoke with plenty of flavors. 2nd best next to the Mag46.

The one I pulled from the SLB I purchased was excellent. Creamy flavors, very smooth, yet still had the cuban twang.

I have been meaning to post my numerous experiences with this stick. Everytime I have smoked this stick it takes a day to get the nastiness off my breath. I will tell you this, Cohiba D.R. makes a consistent stick weeds. Did not like the flavor.

Bought a few boxes of 5 in Shanghai the last time I was there. While a bit on the pricey side I have always said - better to pay the $$ and enjoy than to cheap out and feel you licked an ashtray the next day. Well put together, with a smooth yet heavier draw than typical. I enjoyed it and would recommend this one to anyone that can get their hands on it.

One of the greatest I've tasted...if not the best

This is a fantastic cigar. Pricy but worth it on a special occaision. A must try and should be in your box for those special times.

I had one on New Years eve at the Seoul Hilton. It was a great cigar with great construction and it tasted great all the way down to the cigar band.By the way I somked it with Johnny Walker Red. Will buy again even if out of my price range.

Been sitting on a box since 2000, smoking these guys around 3-4 times per year. It is beautifully constructed, and aside from the Siglo 6, it is the best in this series. My only complaint is that the entire Sigloi line is a bit mild for my taste.

Absolutely my favorite cigar. everything about it is amazing, the taste, the appearance, the box, it simply cannot be beaten. Definately try this if you are able to!

Smoked one of these in a pub in North London after picking it up at the Davidoff store on Jeremyn Street. Excellent appearance, with a nice, oily wrapper, as well as being perfectly contructed. Pleasantly strong, but slightly tight on draw. Smoked it until my fingers burned trying to enjoy every last bit.

Looks great, smells great, couldn't wait to fire up my pair. Really quite a smooth and elegant cigar with loads of flavor. Only real problem that I had with my cigars was that the binder was quite a bit slower burning than the wrapper or fillers. It also burned coal black, the rest of the wash was dark gray.

At the risk of gushing, the best cigar I have ever smoked...bought these in Nassau and now just sorry I didn't get more. Had a creamy taste, perfect burn, great smoke right past the band. Planning to return for more at the earliest opportunity...you must try this cigar if you get the chance!

I love this vitola...Punch-Punch, Magnum 46, La Fuerza, etc., but this is it...the best of the best. Out of all the great reviews above, none of them mention the finish, an extremely l-o-n-g lasting, very cedar-y finish that really is something. a medium-flavored cigar with a ton of complexity, it has so much to offer and it shouldn't be overlooked when reviewing all the truly outstanding new cigars from Cohiba...the ones that have made me an absolute total Cohiba nut in the past six months...and I was not a very big fan of them for quite awhile before that...years, in fact. Thank you Cohiba, I now have many vitola to choose from, now you need to subsidise me with the product, as they still cost quite aq bit...(this viltole excluded, thank God!

Great smooth taste and a nice nutty overtone. The real surprise was in the strength of this cigar. Eat first.

lt has good draw with full flavor.lt's rich and nutty. medium bodied with long chocolate finish.l smoked it in a hour. Definitely lt's the best gran corona in the world. You must try.

Although the Siglo VI is my favoite Cohiba, this is also a fantastic cigar. I've smoked three from an '03 box, one that was a little tight. Flavor and smoke builds, but the last half of this cigar is as good as it gets. Love the size. Excellent.

Surprisingly mild smoke. Consistant nice draw all the way through. Well constructed with an even burn. Although I like a spicier smoke, I found this to be pleasant.

No wonder it's a popular module in the Cohiba family. It resembles the robusto very much but the taste is different . I find it less opulent (in the begining at least) and possibly more full bodied . Recently , I have noticed construction inconsistencies in this module.

Smells like a strong cigar, but actually medium bodied and rather mild side. It's as smooth as any cigars in the market either Cubans or Non Cubans. Smooth like butter. Nutty flavor, not spicy at all. Maybe great for the ones who like smooth cigars. Not for me.

By far the best Gran Corona on the standard market. The recent release of the Partagas Seire D #3 limited edtion barely edges this baby out, but remember this cigar is a limited edition. Great construction, draw, with wonderful complex flavors that are sweet and with a little bit of spice. A must try

A 2000 production. Aesthetically a disaster with flimsy and light color wrapper. Cap broke upon cutting. Draw is OK but on the tight side. Burns OK. Stays true to cuban flavor of richness and spiciness but without much power.

DRAW IS OUTSTANDING.

Good looking. Firm. Even burn, gray ash. Great taste from the begining. Rich taste with some spice. Much better than the first 15 I had from the box.

Not quite the powerhouse the #1 is,but quite spicy. Contruction sometimes a little suspect but one of the greats.

Great Smoke!

Good draw, better than recent Esplendidos. Packed with tobacco. Good flavor, not harsh. Even burn. Good ash. Buzz factor 7 halfway through the smoke. (Hoyo de Monterrey double corona is buzz factor = 10.)

full rich thick smoke.

Yummmmmmmmeee, I still chase that flavor in many other cigars. A true benchmark!

Cohiba flavor is perfect but can get too overpowering in larger sizes. Siglo IV size complements strong flavor by smoking in under an hour.