The Cohiba Siglo II cigar is certainly not what we have come to expect from Cohiba and their El Liguito factory. The petit corona utilises tobacco grown in Cuba’s first class plantations and goes through the fermentation process three times over the course of two years before the tobacco leaves are crafted into cigars by Cuba’s master rollers, some of which have been making cigars since before the Cuban revolution! The cigar is similar to the other Siglos in that it has a sweet creaminess to it along with bean flavours, however the smoke also provides an silky, oily woodiness which is uncommon for Cohiba Cigars.
