Description
The Cohiba C8 makes a bold return, exuding refinement and exclusivity in every meticulously crafted detail. This 2025 edition features a lush 2018 Nicaraguan Jalapa wrapper, layered over a rich 2021 Connecticut Broadleaf binder, and filled with a sophisticated three-leaf blend of Brazilian Mata Fina (2022), Nicaraguan Estelí (2021), and Nicaraguan Jalapa (2022). Rolled in a graceful Churchill vitola (7" × 50) by two of General Cigar Dominicana’s most skilled torcedores, it is the embodiment of Cohiba’s precision-first ethos.
Presented in individual tubos housed in a 16-count box, the Cohiba C8 is more than a cigar — it’s a sophisticated collector’s piece. This ultra-limited release delivers a medium-bodied smoking experience defined by quiet mastery. Sean Williams, Cohiba's brand ambassador, describes it as “about more than rarity … every leaf and every detail were selected to create a cigar that captures Cohiba’s commitment to quiet mastery.”
The Cohiba C8 makes a bold return, exuding refinement and exclusivity in every meticulously crafted detail. This 2025 edition features a lush 2018 Nicaraguan Jalapa wrapper, layered over a rich 2021 Connecticut Broadleaf binder, and filled with a sophisticated three-leaf blend of Brazilian Mata Fina (2022), Nicaraguan Estelí (2021), and Nicaraguan Jalapa (2022). Rolled in a graceful Churchill vitola (7" × 50) by two of General Cigar Dominicana’s most skilled torcedores, it is the embodiment of Cohiba’s precision-first ethos.
Presented in individual tubos housed in a 16-count box, the Cohiba C8 is more than a cigar — it’s a sophisticated collector’s piece. This ultra-limited release delivers a medium-bodied smoking experience defined by quiet mastery. Sean Williams, Cohiba's brand ambassador, describes it as “about more than rarity … every leaf and every detail were selected to create a cigar that captures Cohiba’s commitment to quiet mastery.”
key details
Strength
3
Strength: Medium
Wrapper: 2018 Nicaraguan Jalapa
Binder: 2021 Connecticut Broadleaf
Filler: Brazilian Mata Fina (2022), Nicaraguan Estelí (2021), & Nicaraguan Jalapa (2022)
Origin: Dominican Republic
