Cohiba Cigars

Buy Cohiba Cigars in the UK

Cohiba is one of the best-known Cuban cigar brands, and this category brings together the main ranges in one place for straightforward comparison. Use the listings to assess strength, size, smoking time and presentation, then choose between singles, packs and boxes depending on how you like to buy. For background on the brand and its named sizes, see our Cohiba history and vitolas guide, and if you want to compare proportions before ordering, the Cigar Sizes guide is a helpful reference.

The category is designed for practical browsing. Smaller formats suit shorter breaks, while larger vitolas are better for longer smoking occasions. If you are unsure where to begin, the product list and filters help narrow the options by range, size and strength.

What Sets Cohiba Apart?

Cohiba was created in Cuba in 1966 and introduced internationally in 1982. It is associated with selected tobacco from the Vuelta Abajo region and an additional fermentation step applied to part of the filler leaf. Those production details help explain why the brand has a distinctive character while still offering clear differences across its ranges.

In practice, Cohiba spans medium to full strength rather than mild. That makes it important to match the cigar to the time you have available and the style you prefer. If you are choosing by flavour intensity, our Choose your Cigar guide can help you compare strength, length and ring gauge together.

The Main Cohiba Ranges

Línea 1492, or the Siglo range

Introduced in 1992, Línea 1492 is commonly known as the Siglo range. It is often the most approachable route into Cohiba because the cigars are generally medium in strength and available in a wide spread of sizes. Compact formats suit shorter smoking occasions, while longer vitolas offer a more measured experience.

For buyers balancing price against smoking time, the Cohiba cigar price guide explains the factors that influence value, including size, presentation and production availability.

Línea Clásica

Línea Clásica contains some of the most familiar Cohiba vitolas and is usually regarded as medium to full in strength. It includes classic shapes such as the Robustos, Esplendidos and Lanceros, each offering a different balance of length, ring gauge and smoking time.

Maduro 5

Maduro 5 uses dark wrapper leaf that has been naturally aged for five years. The range includes Secretos, Mágicos and Genios, and the darker wrapper gives the cigars a different appearance while keeping them within Cohiba’s broader Cuban profile.

Behike

Behike is the range most closely associated with limited production within the regular Cohiba line-up. It can include medio tiempo in the blend where applicable, and it is produced in BHK 52, BHK 54 and BHK 56 sizes, so buyers can choose a narrower or wider format depending on preference and smoking time.

How to Choose the Right Cohiba

• For a shorter smoke: consider a smaller Siglo or Maduro 5 format.
• For a balanced introduction: look at Línea 1492/Siglo cigars.
• For a classic Cohiba experience: explore Línea Clásica, especially Robustos.
• For a darker wrapper profile: choose Maduro 5.
• For a more limited-production option: consider Behike.

If you are still deciding, the filters on the category page are a simple way to narrow the options by strength and size. For authenticity details, the English Market Selection (EMS) page is useful background on box markings used on certain UK-market cigars.

Singles, Packs and Boxes

Cohiba is a brand many smokers like to compare across different sizes, so singles are helpful when you want to sample a range before committing to a box. Packs can suit gifting or lighter buying patterns, while boxes are more appropriate for smokers who already know the size and range they prefer.

Availability varies, especially with less common formats, so the product list should always be checked for current options. If you want to store a larger purchase properly, our Humidors by Size category can help you find a humidor with the capacity you need.

Storage and Condition

Premium cigars should be kept in stable conditions, away from heat, direct sunlight and rapid changes in humidity. That matters particularly with Cohiba, because careful storage helps preserve the character of the cigar you choose.

Before dispatch, cigars are stored in controlled conditions. Once received, they should go into a properly maintained humidor as soon as possible so that presentation and smoking condition remain consistent.