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Cohiba Robusto Year Of The Pig
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This years limited edition, dedicated to the year of the pig, it comes in a Robusto size measuring 50 x 124 mm (5″) in length. The cigar is basically a regular production Cohiba Robusto, with a new band on the foot. Furthermore, the cigar itself has been aged in the Tabacalera S.L.U. warehouses for 8 years. Cohiba Robustos Years of the Pig packaging is in contrast to the releases of other brands, where they use the colores red and gold in profusion. In this case, the boxes are black lacquered, with gold lettering and iconography. Each box contains 16 cigars, arranged on two rows of 8, which is the lucky number in China.
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The Cohiba Robusto 8 + 8 Año del Cerdo celebrates the Chinese New Year 2019 with their launch of new and exciting Limited Edition box of Cuban Cigars – in tribute to the Year of the Pig. There are only 3,000 boxes.Cohiba Robusto 8 + 8 Año del Cerdo cigars are 124 mm long with a 52 ring gauge. They’re dressed in a double commemorative ring inspired by the sign of the pig.Each box contains two layers of eight cigars, in homage to the number of Chinese luck You can expect a medium-full bodied smoke from this cigar - delivering a uniquely rich and strong flavour of the Cohiba Robusto Cigar.
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Data sheet
- Factory Name
- Robustos
- Length
- 124 mm
- Ring Gauge
- 50
- Strength
- Medium to Full Body
- Origin
- Cuba
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This years limited edition, dedicated to the year of the pig, it comes in a Robusto size measuring 50 x 124 mm (5″) in length. The cigar is basically a regular production Cohiba Robusto, with a new band on the foot. Furthermore, the cigar itself has been aged in the Tabacalera S.L.U. warehouses for 8 years. Cohiba Robustos Years of the Pig packaging is in contrast to the releases of other brands, where they use the colores red and gold in profusion. In this case, the boxes are black lacquered, with gold lettering and iconography. Each box contains 16 cigars, arranged on two rows of 8, which is the lucky number in China.