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Romeo y Julieta Cedros de Luxe No. 1

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

165

Format:

Cervantes

Ring:

Weight:

10,8 gr.

Score:

7.5

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #20:

--- Â Got a single from an 07 box. Fantastic stick. Lots of different flavours including some cream, almonds and a strawberry/floral taste which I often find in RyJ cigars. Brilliant from start to finish. Nice, manageable medium body with enough kick to keep you interested. - Submitted by Kangaroo495 on May 24, 2010

Review #19:

MAY 08 I bought 50 of these. Which was a bit of a risk. Gauge: Medium Vitola: Mareva Length: 129 mm. ( 5 1/8" ) Width: 16,67 mm Ring: 42 Weight (Average): 8,46 gr. After smoking a couple there is definately a problem with the burn. The outer biner is very close to the end - be careful how you cut them. They burn down the leaf grain during the first half of the smoke and the draw is quite hard. (Old smokers like myself can deal with this and know how to deal with it, I suspect you may know how - Some spit is required.) However, apparently they will be better after some of years of aging. - according to the internet blogs. So age them for two or more years if you go with the officianardos. However, in this climate, (the UK) get home and light them up after getting home from the Pub. They have a great Cedros taste and burn very slowly. By the time you get half way down they start to burn properly, with a mild smokey atmosphere which I find difficult to describe. - which I suspect like me - you will enjoy, The ash gets very hard half way down and it still restains a the mild taste. Inetrnet blogs say "juniper and hemlock" - Hemlocks is a poison (Socraties would know) so I don't know how anyone could survive to tell ! When you get down to the place where other cigars would have the binder they are as harsh as a large guage Cigar - which you then have to put into the ashtray and ignore. with these you just need to puff and enjoy ! You can then let them go out and re-light at that stage as they get very hot but the cigar retains its shape (the chewey end) and after a are very pleasant. Great outside on the patio tending the barbie. Other smokers say "Rich, lush and creamy with a hint of sweetness, this was an enjoyable smoke with a delectable balance of mocha and cinammon" So, in my opinion its a "swanking cigar". And, that smoke mild cigarretes, is a pleasure. Sounds like I am trying to big them up. But seriously, I think this was is a great buy. With the amount I bought they will age by default. When you throw the end of the cigar into the barbie it still has that great oily feel. In my opinion a sign of a great cigar. - Submitted by spencerl on May 16, 2010

Review #18:

I only had one and I have aged it about two years. Medium to mild smoke, great draw and perfect burn. Creamy hints with a little cedar. Consistant good taste throughout the smoke, turning about half through to a creamy nutty taste. Liked it very much. - Submitted by Norcal Herffer on July 23, 2009

Review #17:

@Franz-Eric I know exactly what you mean. I was almost crying with joy when I smoked my first of these. I relaxed completely with this stick and everything just felt so right. I like them better than the No.2 or No.3 but I think this is only because the No.1 last longer :). I prefer it to more expensive cigars of this brand and also to cigars of the other brands. Maybe try some of your favourite drink as a companion to this cigar. Sometimes I like small portions of cognac with it. This one is a good example that a cigar very much is a matter of personal tast. - Submitted by Holgerchen on May 30, 2009

Review #16:

Το βρήκα πολύ ελαφρύ και light, ευκολοκάπνιστο αλλά με ουδέτερη, σχεδόν «ανύπαρκτη» γεύση, τουλάχιστον στο πρώτο 3ο. Μετά, σιγά-σιγά βελτιώθηκε και άρχισε να μου δίνει μικρές δόσεις από classic R & J flavour στο πιο μαλακό και ήπιο, (όπως όλα της σειράς cedros de luxe, με εξαίρεση τη mareva που κάνει δυο βήματα παραπάνω). Αυτά που κάπνισα είχανε τέσσερα χρόνια στην πλάτη, όπερ σημαίνει ότι τα βρήκα σε καλή φόρμα και πήρα ό,τι είχαν να μου δώσουν. Εν κατακλείδι, πρόκειται για ένα Cervantes που καπνίζεται ευχάριστα όλες τις ώρες και συνιστάται ανεπιφύλακτα σε νέους καπνιστές, (τα «φουγάρα» μάλλον θα το κατατάξουν στα «διαιτητικά»). - Submitted by cipu on February 2, 2009

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