Edicion Diamante Stick Image
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Vault Release

Cohiba Edicion Diamante

Cameroon Wrapper, Citrus & Vanilla

Cohiba

About Cohiba Edicion Diamante

Cohiba Edicion Diamante began as a Cohiba Vault chest‑humidor project and later appeared in limited releases packaged in coffins and tubes. The line is centered on a Cameroon wrapper with an Indonesian Jember binder and Dominican long‑filler. Reviewers place it in the mild‑to‑medium/medium strength lane, noting citrus and vanilla up front that develop into cedar, bread and sweet‑spice finishes. Edicion Diamante is presented as a collector‑focused release rather than a production staple.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Medium
  • Cameroon
  • Citrus, vanilla, cedar, natural tobacco, bread

Aged Cameroon

Cohiba Edicion Diamante

Cohiba Edicion Diamante is a limited Vault release centered on a Cameroon wrapper with an Indonesian Jember binder and Dominican filler; reviewers place it in the medium strength lane with citrus and vanilla up front that develop into cedar, bread and sweet‑spice through the finish.

Sizes

  • A (8 1/4" x 49)
  • Gigante (6.0" x 60)
  • 6 x 54 (listed as a Toro frontmark) (6.0" x 54)
  • Robusto (5.0" x 50)

Strength

Medium

Country of Origin

Dominican Republic

Wrapper

Cameroon

Binder

Indonesian Jember

Filler

Dominican (Piloto Cubano / proprietary long-filler)

Year Released

2011

Flavor Profile

Citrus, vanilla, cedar, natural tobacco, bread

Edicion Diamante is a collectible Cohiba stop: an aged Cameroon capa over Jember binder and Piloto Cubano filler, released in small batches with coffin or tube presentation. The smoke tends lighter early — citrus and gentle sweetness — maturing into cedar, vanilla, bread and soft sweet‑spice before finishing cedar‑sweet. It's built more for provenance and wrapper character than for aggressive power, showcasing classic Cameroon notes in a measured, well‑behaved package.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Edicion Diamante is a Cohiba Vault/limited release defined by an aged Cameroon wrapper (early press materials reference a Capa Reserva 1980), an Indonesian Jember binder and Dominican long-filler. The line emphasizes wrapper provenance and collectible packaging (chest humidors, coffins, tubes) rather than broad retail distribution, which gives it a different flavor and market profile from standard Cohiba catalog lines.