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Celebrate Cohiba’s 55th Anniversary with the exquisite Cohiba 55 Aniversario Edición Limitada, a true masterpiece crafted to perfection!

The name of the 55 Aniversario is “Victoria,” which means “victory” in German, specially developed for this limited edition. The name “Victoria” represents the celebration and achievement of Cohiba’s 55th anniversary, emphasizing the value and significance of this exceptional cigar. It reaffirms Cohiba’s victory as a brand synonymous with top-notch quality and its successful journey in the world of cigars. With “Victoria,” Cohiba honors its remarkable legacy and offers cigar enthusiasts an exceptional and unique experience of indulgence.

Inside a luxurious wooden box, you will find 10 magnificent cigars, each carefully crafted using the finest selection of wrapper, filler, and binder leaves from the renowned Vuelta Abajo zone in Pinar del Río, Cuba. What sets this special edition apart is the incorporation of a foot ring, adding a touch of distinction to commemorate this milestone.

Uniquely among Habanos, Cohiba’s filler leaves undergo an additional fermentation in barrels, resulting in an unmistakable aroma and flavor that can only be found in this prestigious brand. The dedication to quality and innovation has made Cohiba the elite of Habanos, loved and desired by cigar enthusiasts worldwide.

Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to experience the legacy of Cohiba’s 55 years of excellence. Treat yourself or surprise a loved one with the Cohiba 55 Aniversario Edición Limitada. But remember, this limited edition won’t last forever, so seize the chance to become part of the Cohiba history today!

Intensity of Taste: Medium to Full

Packaging: 10 Cigars

Length: 150mm

Ring: 57

It was created in 1966 for President Fidel Castro himself and was made at the then top secret but now world famous El Laguito factory. At first, it was only seen outside Cuba as gifts for heads of state and visiting diplomats.

Since 1982 Cohiba has been available in limited quantities to the open market.The name is an ancient Taino Indian word for the bunches of tobacco leaves that Columbus first saw being smoked by the original inhabitants of Cuba — the earliest known form of the cigar.

The leaves for Cohiba are the “selection of the selection” from the five finest Vegas Finas de Primera in the San Juan y Martinez and San Luis zones of the Vuelta Abajo region.

Uniquely among Habanos two of Cohiba’s filler leaves, the seco and ligero, undergo a third fermentation in barrels, which adds smoothness to the blend.