COHIBA SIGLO DE ORO YEAR OF THE RABBIT (18)
COHIBA- Taste: Cohiba Siglo de Oro Year of the Rabbit (18) delivers cedar and leather up front with notes of dark cocoa, espresso, toasted almond and a touch of natural honey and gentle spice
- Strength: Medium to full-bodied
- Shot: Smooth and balanced with a creamy mouthfeel and evolving layers of spice and sweetness
- Layer: Cuban wrapper from the Vuelta Abajo region with a silky texture and medium brown Colorado shade and a subtle oily sheen
- Combustion: Even and consistent burn with a steady cool draw
- Ash: Firm light gray ash that holds well in compact slightly flaky segments
- Aroma: Cedar and leather with floral top notes and hints of cocoa and toasted nuts
Storage Instructions
Store Cohiba Siglo de Oro Year of the Rabbit (18) in a properly maintained humidor to preserve its balance and flavors. Aim for a relative humidity of 65 to 70 percent and a temperature between 68ºF and 70ºF, which is about 20ºC to 21ºC. Keep conditions steady and avoid wide swings in humidity or temperature. Because this limited edition features carefully aged filler tobaccos and a silky wrapper, stable conditions will protect the wrapper oils and allow the blend to mature gracefully. Use a reliable digital hygrometer and a quality humidification system. If you must transport them or do not have a humidor, use a sealed travel humidor or a zippered bag with a small humidification pouch, and avoid storing cigars in the refrigerator or near windows and heat sources.
Care Tips
Handle Cohiba Siglo de Oro Year of the Rabbit (18) gently to protect the wrapper. Pick up the cigar by the body near the band or cap and avoid pinching the wrapper. Cut with a sharp cutter and toast the foot evenly before lighting to prevent unraveling. Use a butane lighter or cedar match for a clean light and rotate the cigar while lighting to ensure an even burn. For immediate enjoyment the cigar can be smoked right away, but let newly purchased cigars rest in your humidor for two to four weeks to acclimate after shipping. For further development allow one to three years of aging to see increased complexity, and up to five years for those who prefer deeper, more integrated notes. Keep storage temperature below 72ºF, which is about 22ºC, to reduce the risk of tobacco beetles. Inspect regularly for plume and mold. Plume will look like a fine crystalline dust that wipes off cleanly, while mold appears fuzzy and will smear when touched. Rotate boxes occasionally and avoid overhandling to maintain pristine appearance and aroma.
Reviews and Ratings
There are few dedicated reviews from major magazines for this specific Year of the Rabbit edition. Publications like Cigar Aficionado and Halfwheel do not review every regional or commemorative release, so formal scores for this box may be limited or unavailable. That said experienced retailers and aficionados who have sampled Cohiba special editions report consistent strengths such as impeccable construction, even burn, and a layered flavor profile. Typical notes mentioned in informal reviews include cream, cedar, leather and subtle spice with a smooth finish. If you are looking for formal ratings you may not find a numbered score for this exact release, but feedback aligns with the high standards expected from Cohiba Siglo expressions.
History and Heritage
Cohiba is one of Cuba’s most celebrated brands and has a reputation for refinement and consistency. The Siglo de Oro name evokes the brand’s attention to a golden tradition of craft and flavor. This Year of the Rabbit presentation is a commemorative release that pairs Cohiba’s classic Cuban leaf selection and experienced torcedores with a thoughtful presentation of 18 cigars. Expect the blend and construction to reflect the house style of balance and complexity that has made Cohiba a benchmark for premium Cuban smokes over decades.
Tasting Notes
The Cohiba Siglo de Oro Year of the Rabbit (18) delivers a medium-to-full body that unveils layered complexity from the first draw. Initial notes of toasted cedar and espresso ground give way to rich dark chocolate and cocoa nibs, while a backbone of leather and black pepper adds depth and a refined spice. Mid-palate develops creamy almond and a touch of honeyed sweetness that balances the savory elements, and the retrohale reveals delicate floral and tobacco leaf aromatics. The finish is long and warm, leaving lingering spices, warmed caramel, and a subtle mineral earthiness.
Pairing Suggestions
Aged añejo rum, its molasses, oak and spice echoes the cigar’s cocoa and caramel notes and heightens the tobacco’s natural sweetness. Single-origin espresso (short ristretto), the concentrated coffee bitterness cuts through richness and mirrors the cigar’s espresso and dark-chocolate facets. 70–75% dark chocolate or a small tasting of mature manchego, the cocoa tannins or nutty cheese accentuate the cigar’s almond and leather tones while offering a clean, elegant finish.
Processing & Delivery
Orders are processed within 1–3 business days. Delivery is guaranteed until the shipment reaches destination customs. Lost parcels confirmed by the courier may be reshipped once or refunded. Parcels seized by customs are non-refundable.
Damaged Items & Returns
Any issue must be reported within 7 days of delivery. Returned items must be unused and in original packaging. Return shipping costs are the customer’s responsibility.
Cigars are handmade natural products. Variations in draw, appearance or flavor are normal and not grounds for return.
Refunds
Refunds may be requested within 15 days of delivery in cases of confirmed loss or damage. To ensure a smooth and secure return process, return shipping and handling costs apply. These costs will be deducted from the refund amount where applicable.
If you prefer your order to be reshipped instead of refunded, a standard reshipping and handling fee applies and will be requested prior to shipment.
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