Cohiba Siglo VI

Few cigars, Cuban or otherwise, match the prestige and instant recognition of the Cohiba Siglo VI. Launched in 2002, this cigar continues to command attention with its distinctive Canonazo size—created exclusively for the Siglo VI and known in Cuban factories as a "cañonazo" or cannon shot. Despite its premium price, it remains highly sought after and often difficult to keep in stock. Officially named Línea 1492 but commonly called the "Siglo Series," this line offers a milder profile compared to the core Cohiba Línea Clásica. Cohiba’s uniqueness lies in its extended barrel fermentation of select filler leaves and its tobacco sourced from the five premier farms in Vuelta Abajo, Cuba’s renowned tobacco-growing region in Pinar del Río. The cigar delivers medium strength with flavors of espresso, brown sugar, and dried berries, culminating in a rich chocolate finish. Measuring 5 7/8" in length with a ring gauge of 52, every component—the wrapper, binder, and filler—is authentically Cuban.