Cohiba Maduros 5 Magicos

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Description

Box of 25, 4 1/2 x 52 <br>

As with its bigger brother, the cigar boasts a smooth, warm, tantalizing smoke. There are notes of dark chocolate, coffee and some rich spice, sustained by the light sweetness of the rich, oily, Maduro wrapper. The cigar has more oomph and power than the Genios, perhaps to make up for the shorter smoke time.

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79 reviews for Cohiba Maduros 5 Magicos

  1. Donna Campbell –

    Picked up a box for my 40th birthday and honestly wasn’t disappointed. The Mad 5 delivers on complexity with layers of dark chocolate and cedar that evolve throughout. Construction was flawless on every single stick.

  2. Linda Davis –

    Been smoking cigars for about 15 years and these rank in my top 10. Rich coffee notes right from the start, transitions into leather and earth in the second third. Only complaint is the price point, but you get what you pay for.

  3. Samuel Morris –

    My brother-in-law gifted me a couple of these last Christmas. Smooth draw, excellent burn line, and the flavor profile is sophisticated without being overwhelming. I’ve since bought my own box.

  4. Raymond Morgan –

    First time trying the Maduros 5 and I’m impressed. The wrapper is oily and dark, almost looks too good to light up. Flavor-wise you get cocoa, nuts, and a hint of caramel. Medium to full bodied, perfect for an evening smoke.

  5. Paul Price –

    Decent stick but not worth the hype in my opinion. The construction is solid and it burns evenly, but I found the flavors a bit one-dimensional compared to other premium Cohibas. Still enjoyable, just expected more.

  6. Larry Barnes –

    Absolutely stellar. The Magicos deliver everything you’d want from a high-end maduro. Espresso, dark chocolate, and a creamy finish that lingers. Will definitely be adding these to my regular rotation.

  7. Rebecca Cook –

    Smoked one during a golf outing and it held up beautifully. Nice even burn despite the wind, and the flavors were consistent throughout. Got toast, almonds, and a subtle sweetness that balanced the fuller body.

  8. Christopher Wilson –

    These cigars are smooth operators. Not too strong, not too mild – right in that sweet spot. The maduro wrapper adds depth without overpowering. Great for newer smokers looking to step up their game.

  9. Melissa Evans –

    Grabbed a five-pack on vacation in Miami and I’m glad I did. Rich, complex, with notes of leather and cedar that reminded me of a classic Cuban profile. The draw was perfect, maybe a touch loose on one stick but nothing major. Would definitely purchase again when the budget allows.

  10. David Williams –

    The Mad 5 is everything people say it is. Dark chocolate and coffee dominate, with earth and spice building as you smoke. Construction is top-notch, ash holds for over an inch every time.

  11. Shirley Neal –

    Celebrated my anniversary with these and my wife even enjoyed the aroma. Smooth, creamy smoke with vanilla undertones. Not the strongest cigar but that works in its favor for special occasions when you want something refined.

  12. George Collins –

    Solid smoke but I prefer the regular Cohiba line to be honest. The maduro wrapper adds richness but it masks some of the subtler tobacco notes I enjoy. Still a quality stick, just not my personal favorite.

  13. Irene Cole –

    This smoke punches above its weight class. Got hints of honey, nuts, and a finish that’s smooth as silk. Been enjoying cigars for three decades and the Magicos earn their place among the greats.

  14. Catherine Murray –

    Received a box as a retirement gift and couldn’t be happier. Each cigar has been consistent in flavor and construction. The cocoa and pepper combination is addictive, and the burn is razor-sharp every time. These are now my go-to for celebrating life’s milestones.

  15. Lisa Walker –

    The wrapper on these Cohibas is beautiful – dark, toothy, and well-constructed. Flavor profile delivers coffee, earth, and a creamy texture. My only gripe is they’re a bit pricey for everyday smoking.

  16. Victor Harper –

    Had my first Maduros 5 at a wedding and immediately ordered some online. The complexity is remarkable – starts with sweet caramel, transitions to leather, and finishes with espresso. Medium-full strength makes it approachable yet satisfying.

  17. Kathleen Cooper –

    Good cigar, not great. The flavor is there but it doesn’t evolve much past the first third. Construction is excellent and it burns cool, so if you like consistency you’ll enjoy these. Just didn’t wow me personally.

  18. Henry Gardner –

    These cigars age beautifully. Bought a box two years ago and just cracked it open – the flavors have melded into something special. Dark chocolate, cedar, and a subtle sweetness that wasn’t there before.

  19. Ruth Powell –

    Comparing these to Padron 1964s, I’d say they’re comparable in quality but different in character. The Mad 5 has more cocoa and cream, while Padron brings more spice. Both excellent, just depends on your mood.

  20. Ralph Morrison –

    Smoked one after a big steak dinner and it paired perfectly. Full-bodied enough to stand up to the meal, with rich tobacco and earth notes. The draw was effortless and smoke output was generous.

  21. Carol King –

    My local shop owner recommended these and I’m grateful. The Magicos deliver consistent flavor from start to finish – toast, almonds, and a touch of vanilla. Construction is immaculate with firm pack and beautiful wrapper. Only downside is I can’t afford to smoke them daily, but that’s what makes them special for weekend treats.

  22. Howard Lynch –

    Tried these on a buddy’s recommendation and they lived up to the hype. Smooth, balanced, with enough strength to satisfy but not overwhelm. The maduro wrapper contributes nice sweetness that complements the tobacco.

  23. Russell Fox –

    The packaging alone tells you these are premium. Each cigar is perfectly rolled with consistent color and texture. Flavor-wise you get coffee, leather, and a creamy finish. They’re expensive but worth it for special occasions.

  24. Cheryl Chapman –

    Decent smoke overall. The construction is excellent and the burn is even, but the flavor profile didn’t really develop much for me. Got some cocoa and earth, but nothing that stood out. Maybe my palate just wasn’t ready for it.

  25. Julia Holmes –

    These Cohibas are in my regular rotation now. Rich, complex, and satisfying every single time. The dark chocolate and espresso notes are pronounced without being bitter. Highly recommend pairing with a good bourbon.

  26. Rose Martinez –

    Bought these for my father’s 70th birthday party and everyone raved about them. Even the guys who usually smoke cheaper sticks were impressed. The flavor is sophisticated and the construction is flawless. Made the celebration that much more memorable.

  27. Christine Hayes –

    Good cigar but I think there are better values out there. The quality is undeniable but you’re paying a premium for the Cohiba name. That said, the smoke itself is smooth with nice coffee and nut flavors.

  28. Brandon Wright –

    The Mad 5 is a masterclass in cigar blending. Layers of flavor reveal themselves throughout – cocoa gives way to cedar, then leather, finishing with subtle pepper. This is what premium cigars should taste like.

  29. Andrew Thompson –

    Smoked my first Maduros 5 on New Year’s Eve and it set the bar high for the year. Smooth draw, perfect burn, and flavors that kept my attention for the full hour. The wrapper is gorgeous and the construction is precise. I’m working my way through a box and each one has been consistent. The only challenge is deciding which occasion is special enough to deserve one.

  30. Arthur Knight –

    These cigars deliver on quality. The maduro wrapper is oily and aromatic, and the flavor profile is rich with dark chocolate and toast. Medium-full strength makes them versatile for different times of day.

  31. Steven Rivera –

    Tried one at my brother’s bachelor party and ended up buying a five-pack. The complexity is impressive – starts sweet with caramel, shifts to earthy leather, ends with coffee. Construction was perfect with razor-sharp burn.

  32. Margaret Butler –

    I wanted to love these but they fell a bit short for me. The flavor is good with cocoa and earth, but it’s pretty one-note throughout. Construction is excellent though, burns perfectly every time.

  33. Sandra Young –

    The Magicos are my celebration cigar. Had one when my daughter was born, another when I closed a big business deal. They never disappoint with rich tobacco flavor, creamy smoke, and that signature Cohiba quality.

  34. Dorothy Hughes –

    Been smoking for 20 years and these rank among the best maduros I’ve tried. The flavor profile is complex without being busy – coffee, chocolate, and cedar in perfect harmony. Price is steep but justified by the quality.

  35. Jeffrey Watson –

    Smooth and satisfying from light to nub. The Mad 5 offers consistent flavor with notes of almonds, vanilla, and tobacco sweetness. Construction is top-tier with firm pack and beautiful wrapper.

  36. Carolyn Jenkins –

    My first premium maduro and it set expectations high. Rich, creamy smoke with dark chocolate dominating. The draw was perfect and ash held solid. Now I understand what people mean when they talk about premium cigars. These are educational in the best way – they show you what’s possible when everything is done right. Already planning my next purchase.

  37. Brenda Gibson –

    Great construction and burn, but the flavor didn’t quite match the price tag for me. Got some coffee and earth notes, which were pleasant, just not exceptional. Still a quality smoke, just not worth the premium in my book.

  38. Gary Wood –

    The wrapper on these Cohibas is stunning – dark, oily, and perfectly applied. Flavor delivers on the visual promise with espresso, leather, and a touch of sweetness. Medium-full body makes it perfect for evening relaxation.

  39. Douglas Wells –

    Bought these for a poker night with friends and they were a hit. Everyone appreciated the smooth, complex flavor profile. The construction allowed for easy conversation without constant relighting. Good value when you consider the experience they provide.

  40. Amanda Phillips –

    These cigars are solid but not mind-blowing. The maduro wrapper adds richness and the burn is even, but I’ve had similar flavor profiles from less expensive brands. That said, the quality control is evident in every stick.

  41. Matthew Jackson –

    The Mad 5 has become my weekend ritual. Pour some scotch, light one up, and enjoy the rich cocoa and cedar notes. Perfect way to unwind after a long week.

  42. Michelle Adams –

    Impressive smoke from start to finish. The first third offers caramel and toast, second third transitions to leather and earth, final third brings coffee and subtle pepper. The evolution keeps you engaged. Construction is flawless with cool burn and solid ash. These are what I reach for when I want to treat myself properly. The price reflects the quality – you’re getting what you pay for with these Cohibas.

  43. Lisa Barnes –

    Good cigar but a bit overhyped in my opinion. The flavor is there with chocolate and earth, but it doesn’t blow me away like some reviews suggested. Construction is excellent though.

  44. Jennifer Brown –

    Received these as a gift from a client and was thoroughly impressed. The Magicos deliver sophisticated flavor without being harsh. Coffee, nuts, and cream dominate with a smooth, long finish. Would absolutely buy for myself.

  45. Kenneth Brooks –

    Been through half a box and consistency has been excellent. Each cigar delivers the same rich, complex flavor profile. The maduro wrapper contributes sweetness that balances the fuller body nicely. Price is high but reasonable for this quality level.

  46. Janet Gray –

    These Cohibas are smooth and satisfying. Dark chocolate and espresso notes with a creamy texture that coats your palate. The burn is even and the draw is perfect every time.

  47. Donald Long –

    Had my first Mad 5 at a cigar lounge and immediately asked what I was smoking. The complexity caught me off guard – layers of flavor that kept evolving. Bought a box the next day and haven’t regretted it. The construction is immaculate with perfect pack density and beautiful wrapper. Each cigar smokes for about 90 minutes, making it perfect for slow evenings on the patio. The only issue is running out too quickly because they’re so enjoyable.

  48. Philip Mason –

    Solid smoke but didn’t quite meet my expectations. The flavor is good with coffee and leather, but I’ve had better at this price point. Construction is flawless though, so if you like consistency you’ll appreciate these.

  49. Anthony Harris –

    The Maduros 5 is everything I want in a premium cigar. Rich tobacco flavor, perfect construction, and enough complexity to keep things interesting. Pairs beautifully with dark rum or bourbon.

  50. Robert Martinez –

    Bought these for my wedding and they were perfect. Smooth enough that even occasional smokers enjoyed them, but complex enough to satisfy the aficionados. The dark chocolate and vanilla notes were universally appreciated. Solid construction meant no one had to deal with problematic burns.

  51. Ryan Hall –

    These cigars are well-made and flavorful. The maduro wrapper is gorgeous and the burn is even. My only hesitation is the price – they’re excellent but you can find comparable quality for less money elsewhere.

  52. Patricia Rodriguez –

    The Mad 5 delivers rich, satisfying smoke with notes of cocoa, cedar, and earth. Medium-full body hits the sweet spot for me. Construction is excellent with firm pack and oily wrapper.

  53. Angela Griffin –

    Smoked these on a fishing trip and they held up beautifully despite humidity. The flavor remained consistent throughout with coffee, almonds, and a touch of honey. The draw was effortless and smoke production was generous. These Cohibas proved themselves in less-than-ideal conditions, which speaks to their quality. Burn was even despite outdoor elements. I’m impressed enough to stock them in my humidor permanently. They’re versatile enough for casual and formal occasions alike.

  54. William Garcia –

    Decent cigar overall. The construction is solid and it burns evenly, but the flavor didn’t really develop much complexity for me. Got chocolate and earth throughout, which is pleasant but not particularly exciting.

  55. Jack Peterson –

    The Magicos are my go-to for client meetings. They project success without being ostentatious. Flavor profile is sophisticated with espresso, leather, and subtle spice. Construction ensures they smoke perfectly every time, which matters when you’re trying to impress.

  56. Gerald Grant –

    Great cigar but the price makes it an occasional treat rather than a regular smoke. The quality is evident in the construction and flavor – dark chocolate, toast, and cream. Just wish they were more affordable for daily enjoyment.

  57. Willie Ford –

    These Cohibas are smooth and rich. The maduro wrapper adds depth without overwhelming the tobacco. Perfect burn, generous smoke, and flavors that linger pleasantly. Can’t ask for much more.

  58. Barbara Thomas –

    First time trying a premium maduro and the Mad 5 didn’t disappoint. The complexity is impressive with cocoa transitioning to cedar and finishing with coffee. The wrapper is beautiful and the construction is precise. Draw was perfect with just the right resistance. Ash held for over an inch consistently. I’m new to the premium cigar world but these taught me what quality looks like. Already planning to explore more of the Cohiba line. These are expensive but worth experiencing at least once.

  59. Frances Hunt –

    Good smoke but not exceptional in my view. The flavor is pleasant with chocolate and earth, but it doesn’t evolve much. Construction is excellent, which prevents any frustration, but at this price I expect more complexity.

  60. Anna Sanders –

    The Maduros 5 is a beautifully crafted cigar. Dark, oily wrapper with perfect construction. Flavor delivers rich coffee, leather, and vanilla. Medium-full strength makes it versatile for different occasions.

  61. Louis Webb –

    Celebrated my promotion with these and they made the moment even better. Smooth, complex, with layers of flavor that kept revealing themselves. The construction allowed for easy enjoyment without babysitting. Worth every penny for special occasions.

  62. Walter Sanders –

    These cigars are quality through and through. The maduro wrapper is gorgeous and the burn is razor-sharp. Flavor-wise you get cocoa, nuts, and cream. My only complaint is they’re too expensive to enjoy as often as I’d like.

  63. Betty Lewis –

    The Mad 5 offers rich, satisfying smoke with excellent construction. Dark chocolate and espresso dominate the flavor profile. Perfect for evening relaxation with a good drink.

  64. Jessica White –

    Been aging these for six months and the wait was worth it. The flavors have integrated beautifully – coffee, leather, and cedar in perfect balance. The maduro wrapper has developed even more sweetness with time. Construction remains flawless with even burn and solid ash. The smoke is creamier and more refined than when fresh. These benefit significantly from proper storage and patience. I’d recommend buying a box and smoking half fresh, aging the rest for comparison. The difference is remarkable and shows the quality of the blend.

  65. Michael Anderson –

    Solid cigar but I prefer other Cohiba lines to be honest. The maduro wrapper adds richness that I find a bit heavy. Construction is perfect and the burn is even, just not my flavor preference.

  66. Debra Warren –

    The Magicos deliver consistent quality every time. Rich tobacco flavor with notes of cocoa, toast, and almonds. The wrapper is beautiful and the construction ensures trouble-free smoking. These are what I reach for when quality matters.

  67. Cynthia Bailey –

    Tried these on recommendation from a fellow enthusiast and I’m glad I did. The complexity is remarkable with flavors evolving throughout. Construction is immaculate. Price is high but justified when you consider the experience they provide.

  68. Eric Turner –

    These Cohibas are smooth and satisfying. Dark chocolate and coffee notes with a creamy finish. The burn is perfect and the draw is effortless. Highly recommend for anyone looking to step up their game.

  69. Keith Dixon –

    Had these at a friend’s wedding and they were the perfect complement to the celebration. Smooth enough for casual smokers but complex enough to appreciate. The flavor profile was sophisticated with espresso, vanilla, and cedar. Everyone commented on how well they burned and how pleasant the aroma was. The quality made the occasion feel even more special. I ended up ordering a box for my own upcoming anniversary. These are cigars that elevate moments rather than just accompany them.

  70. Harold Wells –

    Good construction and decent flavor, but I think the reputation exceeds the reality. Got chocolate and earth which were pleasant, just not mind-blowing. They’re solid cigars, just not worth the premium in my opinion.

  71. Marie Reynolds –

    The Mad 5 is a premium experience from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with perfect construction. These are what I smoke when I want to remind myself why I love cigars.

  72. Albert Fisher –

    Bought these for Father’s Day and my dad loved them. The Maduros 5 delivered smooth, rich smoke with coffee and leather notes. Construction was flawless which made the experience hassle-free. Great gift for the cigar lover in your life.

  73. Scott Henderson –

    These cigars are well-crafted with beautiful wrappers and perfect construction. Flavor profile includes cocoa, nuts, and cream. My hesitation is purely about value – they’re excellent but pricey for regular rotation.

  74. Virginia Howard –

    The Magicos offer rich tobacco flavor with excellent construction. Dark chocolate and espresso notes dominate. Medium-full strength makes them versatile. Burn is even and draw is perfect.

  75. Ann Crawford –

    Comparing these to other premium maduros, they hold their own nicely. The flavor complexity is on par with top-tier brands but the Cohiba consistency gives them an edge. Each cigar delivers the same quality experience which matters when you’re paying premium prices. The wrapper is consistently oily and beautiful. The burn is reliably even. The flavor profile – coffee, chocolate, cedar – is present in every stick. This reliability makes them excellent for gifts or special occasions where you can’t afford disappointment.

  76. Lawrence Rose –

    Decent smoke overall. Construction is excellent and it burns perfectly, but the flavor was a bit underwhelming for the price. Got some cocoa and earth but nothing that really stood out as special.

  77. Alexander Green –

    The Mad 5 is my celebration cigar now. Rich, complex, with layers of flavor that reveal themselves throughout. Construction ensures a perfect smoking experience every time. Worth the investment for special moments.

  78. Betty Lewis –

    These Cohibas are impressive in both presentation and performance. The maduro wrapper is gorgeous and the flavor delivers – espresso, leather, vanilla. Construction is flawless. Price is high but quality justifies it for occasional indulgence.

  79. Nicholas Allen –

    Smooth and satisfying from light to finish. The Maduros 5 offers consistent flavor with dark chocolate, toast, and subtle pepper. Perfect burn and generous smoke make for an effortless experience.

  80. Samuel Morris –

    Smoked my first Mad 5 on vacation in the Caribbean and it was perfect for the setting. The rich flavors complemented the ocean breeze and sunset beautifully. Coffee and cocoa notes were pronounced but smooth. The construction held up well in the humidity which impressed me. Draw was effortless throughout. I brought home a box as a souvenir and they’ve been a great way to relive the trip. Each one brings back memories of that relaxing evening. Quality matches the experience perfectly.

  81. Elizabeth Taylor –

    Good cigar but not great value. The construction is perfect and flavors are pleasant with chocolate and earth, but I’ve found similar quality at lower price points. Still enjoyable, just hard to justify regularly.

  82. Thomas Perry –

    The Magicos are beautifully constructed with rich flavor. Dark chocolate, coffee, and cedar in perfect harmony. The maduro wrapper adds sweetness that balances the fuller body. Excellent choice for special occasions.

  83. Karen Lee –

    Been smoking these for a year now and they never disappoint. Consistent quality, rich flavor profile, and perfect construction every single time. The price stings a bit but the reliability makes them worth it for important occasions.

  84. Jonathan Baker –

    These Cohibas deliver smooth, complex smoke. The flavor profile evolves nicely from sweet caramel to leather and finishing with espresso. Construction is top-tier. Highly recommend for anyone serious about cigars.

  85. Tyler Hill –

    Received these as a retirement gift and they’ve become my weekend ritual. Each Mad 5 offers about 90 minutes of pure enjoyment. The flavors are rich and complex – cocoa, nuts, vanilla, and earth all present. Construction is immaculate with even burn and solid ash every time. The maduro wrapper is consistently oily and aromatic. I’ve worked through half the box and haven’t had a single dud. These represent what premium cigars should be. The only challenge is rationing them because they’re too good to rush through.

  86. Kevin Mitchell –

    Solid cigar with good construction and pleasant flavors. The chocolate and coffee notes are there but it doesn’t have the wow factor I expected. Still enjoyable, just not exceptional for the price.

  87. Patricia Rodriguez –

    The Maduros 5 is everything you’d want in a premium maduro. Rich tobacco flavor, perfect construction, and enough complexity to stay interesting. These are my special occasion cigars and they never let me down.

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