Connecticut wrapper · Mild
Cojimar Cappuccino: flavour profile and cigars like it
Cojimar Cappuccino is a handmade cigar made in the Dominican Republic. Its published strength is mild. It has a Connecticut wrapper grown in Ecuador and filler from the Dominican Republic. The tasting notes in our sources point to cocoa.
If you like it, the closest matches in the palate test are Ashton Classic and Casa Blanca Original Natural / Connecticut Shade.

What does Cojimar Cappuccino taste like?
- cocoa and coffee
How strong is it, and what's in it?
| Wrapper | Ecuador; Connecticut only on historic Senoritas listing |
|---|---|
| Binder | Not disclosed |
| Filler | Dominican |
| Strength | Mild as published by bestcigarprices.com |
| Body | Not published |
| Made in | Dominican Republic |
| Sizes | Señora 5.5×42 · Señorita 5×30 |
Strength here means nicotine, which mostly comes from the filler. Wrapper colour is not a strength guide.
About Cojimar Cappuccino
The line. No launch report was found for this exact line. cojimars.com
The brand. Cojimar presents flavored, hand-rolled cigars. Its current page identifies Rosie without a surname. cojimars.com
Cigars like Cojimar Cappuccino
- Ashton ClassicClosest matchConnecticut wrapper · MildSame Connecticut wrapper family, also made in the Dominican Republic, about the same strength.
- Casa Blanca Original Natural / Connecticut ShadeAlso fitsConnecticut wrapper · MildSame Connecticut wrapper family, also made in the Dominican Republic, about the same strength.
- Ibis DominicanAlso fitsConnecticut wrapper · MildSame Connecticut wrapper family, also made in the Dominican Republic, about the same strength.
- VegaFina ClassicAlso fitsConnecticut wrapper · MildSame Connecticut wrapper family, also made in the Dominican Republic, about the same strength.
- Cenicero DR6One step furtherConnecticut wrapper · MildSame Connecticut wrapper family, also made in the Dominican Republic, about the same strength.
Picked by the palate test's own engine, as if you named Cojimar Cappuccino as a favourite: never more than one strength step above it, plain or flavoured, one cigar per brand.