The Cohiba Riviera Lancero was an enjoyable cigar to review with engaging flavor combinations and complexity through the first and second thirds. I enjoyed the Cohiba Riviera Lancero and I would seek it out again. The price point is pretty average for the 2024 market, and I think the flavor profile is well served by the Lancero vitola.
This Cohiba Riviera Robusto is the first Cohiba that's not made at El Titan de Bronze that is well worth it. Even though it's Mexican San Andres, it kind of smokes like a quality Connecticut broadleaf without the heavier chewiness. The price is a bit steep for what it is, but since I care most about flavors, I'm all in on this one.
Cohiba will welcome its first full-time new collection since 2020 with Cohiba Riviera, a six-region blend that features the very best of Central American tobacco and is named after the lush San Andrés Tuxtla Valley that bore the cigar’s wrapper.