Cohiba Línea Clásica

Visit Línea Clásica from Cohiba retraces the history of the brand, which first appeared secretly in 1966 at the El Laguito factory for Fidel Castro's Diplomatic Use, and was revealed to the general public in 1982. Between 1966 and 1989, six emblematic formats - from the slender finesse of the Panetela to the generosity of the Churchill and Espléndido - were developed, each responding to a precise desire for aromatic balance and perfect construction.

The secret of Cohiba Línea Clásica lies in its unique triple fermentation process, complemented by ageing in wooden barrels. After traditional fermentation, the leaves undergo two additional barrel fermentations, refining and polishing the aromas to give them an incomparable roundness. Habano-seed capes, from Vuelta Abajo's vegas finas, wrap a blend of viso and ligero long-filler, aged for at least twenty-four months before rolling, guaranteeing exceptional complexity and stability of combustion.

On the palate, these cigars offer a medium to full-bodied profile, alternating notes of honey, cedar and weathered leather, interspersed with hints of sweet spices. Their precise draw and fine ash testify to a totally manual rolling process and rigorous quality control. La Cohiba Línea Clásica remains a timeless reference for all Cuban cigar aficionados in search of a refined and historic experience.