I wasn’t overly impressed with the previous Bohemians, not because they were bad cigars by any means, but because they weren’t very unique cigars. They’ve all been good, mostly sweety sticks, but they lack that unique VS taste I like.

The Cuban Corojo Bohemian is a mild to medium cigar in taste; it draws in smooth with a light, caramel-sweet smoke enveloped in a woody flavour. Retrohaling brings out more of a dry wood flavor with some tobacco qualities & toasted nuts, while leaving behind a sweetness in the mouth. It’s very light and far from any hot or harshness, and maybe only with a very faint hint of pepper if you hold the smoke in the mouth for a bit.

The aroma is fairly light and not very hot to the nose unless you inhale it deeply. It’s quite sweet with a caramel like scent, a smoked-meat note and a light herbal sense.

The Cuban Corojo Bohemian is enjoyably light cigar because it contains some tobacco taste and smell that I feels adds more to a sweet cigar like this than just being another sweet cigar. Since they usually retail at an affordable price, I’d buy a box of these for something different in my daily smoke lineup.