Cohiba (Cuba) Edicion Limitada 2003 Prominentes

In the 90's pepin was a main reason cohiba was great, but since then they have fallin off. When castro came in the best cigar makers left cuba and started making there cigars else where, so the makers that are in cuba now are not the best, just like cubans are not the best cigars. This and the Montecristo #2 are the only cigars i fell could be better then most cigars you can buy on the american market. CUBANS ARE NOT THE BEST CIGARS ANYMORE. Overall a good cigar with deep flavor, cocco and very creamy. No where near worth the price. The Litto Gomez Diez is 8 dollars cheaper and beats this cigar buy a mile. No where near the best. Anyone who says this is the best, has not tried the best.

At the top gun academy, this is the winner. A little tight initially but just got better and better and I could not put it down.

One of the best cigars I have ever smoked. Hard to find anything to compair it to. If you get the opportunity sit down and enjoy this piece of perfection. I smoked mine till I couldn't hold it anymore.

This cigar is not one of the best cigars I have ever tried.It is obviously the best, with no doubt.Bad for me, I can not seem to find more of it.

I had this baby in the humi since 2004 and man it was just what I exspected with a some what oily wrapper and some veins to it. The cap was nice and the foot lit with no trouble. The smoke was deep and had a very nice aroma. The taste was full and had notes of earth and a pleasant nutty finish that left a smooth taste on the palate. A must have smoke for any cigar lover.

A truly fantastic cigar! This double corona EL'03 (unknown box code as it was a gift) is draped in a lush, rich dark chocolate wrapper with minimal veins and mild tooth. Hefty in the hand, the construction was superb with no soft spots. Easy light. Even burn with the need for only one relight when there was 2 inches left. Dense black-gray ash. Tons of creamy smoke. Started with grass and tobacco. The first third brought a veritable cornucopia of flavors, including cocoa, chocolate, vanilla, and that classic Cohiba grassiness. It was noticeably rich, creamy, and chewy. I feel like I should be describing a candy bar rather than a cigar! The middle third saw notes of game, honeyed tobacco, and a sweet tanginess all on a backdrop of grass. In the final third, I sensed a hint of dark chocolate and a slight floral chaaarcter. All in all, this 2 hour full-bodied complex cigar is one of the very best I have had. The panopoly of flavors on this thing mixed with the richness and creaminess is simply sublime. Paired well with Matusalem Classico. Bought a box and didn't think twice about it.

What a monster. Great smooth taste, construction superb despite the length, last 3 inches picked up the power. One of the best.

I just cannot forget the touch of this cigar: the dark maduro wrapper is incredibly soft and oily. It tastes great as well. Slightly lighter in flavour than normal Cohibas, but very complex. It is the best cigar I've had, period, but the price makes it a very infrequent smoke. If you have the money, buy a box. These are definitely classics.

There are so many superb Cohibas out there right now, I have smoked most of them, and this one has to take theprize. The Sublime is too young, so this is the king, for me. Still young, but with the deep bean notes that come with ageing a truly great blend. The awesome tobacco flavors, not to mention the perfect wrapper, construction, draw and burn. A Powerful cigar that seems to smoke best when left out of the humidor for 6 to 8 hours before lighting and smoking. Even though it's power is unmistakable, I always feel disappointed when it's down to the nub. I can't find any flaws (other than age) with this finger burner and nose-tickler!

This could be one of the top smokes of all time with some more age. I loved my JUN 03 DC EL, what a great experience. I'm glad I still have 9 or so left. Even burn, nice ash (which held together for 3 inches or so), beautiful dark wrapper...just amazing!

This is undoubtebly one of the best of the Limitada range. Rich, creamy vanilla and cocoa flavors which grow in intensity over two hours. If you can afford only one box of cigars this year, buy these...

After resting for a week in the D'or, I just had too spark this up! I must say that the wrapper is a gorgeous Maduro, Chocolate! The draw was a bit firm. The taste was great, but young. Will have plenty of time to mature.
I'll have to review again in the future!

This is a motionless cigar...what I mean is make sure you are sitting down while smoking! This puppy was strong as hell, and a little harsh. I'll put the harshness up to the young age. These cigars will be collectors items with age on them.