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Romeo y Julieta Churchills

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Romeo y Julieta Cigars
Origin:CubaManufactured: Hand Made
Gauge:ThickLength:178
Format:Julieta No. 2Ring:47
Weight:15,07 gr.Score:8.0
Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25


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Review #132: --- 01 just finished last of a bunch of 5 i got for free from one of my internet suppliers.01 i think,because they could not sell them.kept them at 65/17 for 2 months.good freebe i rate this as 8.5 and hope he offers me more,i must be a good customer.to be serious although these are good there is some superb cuban stuff out there at the moment.i dont have to tell you guys just about anything from 07/08 is smoking great at the moment.one cigar i know of which can be difficult to get are Sir Winstons,if you have got the bread grab them,IMHO they could be the best cigars ever to come out of cuba.ok i will add Partagas Solomones LCHD,buy as many as you can. - Submitted by paul watson on April 13, 2009


Review #131: JUN 03 I have several boxes of these, but this is the oldest.And it's a sublime smoke: creamy, sweet, rich and rewarding. Burned evenly right down to knuckle-scorching distance, even the ash seemed better. - Submitted by baobab on March 13, 2009


Review #130: what can I say.The best for me. - Submitted by Yilmaz on February 21, 2009


Review #129: As review #124 said, starts off distinctively woody, which continued until about a third of the way through, when a nice balanced flavour opened up, covering more areas of the palate. It had very complex and subtle flavours this cigar, I did not find it at all strong. As I only have a couple of years experience under me I cannot put my finger on the other flavours, perhaps a mixture of leathery/nuttyness(?). The wrapper was quite fine, although veins were still quite protrudent, overall an even colorado colour. The burn was even and the draw, whilst a little tight in the beginning, was good. An excellent cigar, but not enough kick for me. - Submitted by antonius on December 26, 2008


Review #128: DEC 07 Couldn't agree more #126 - 'oh my' indeed! I have boxes of these put away in my humidors just in case I can't get them anymore some day... Because of their size I need to find more time to enjoy them, but I don't see a problem with that. Smooth, rich and satisfying (oh that I were the same...), this is one of the great stogies of all time. Might not be the thing for beginners or those who prefer a quicker smoke, but it's just the thing for me, time after time after time. - Submitted by baobab on December 13, 2008 - Submitted by Santosh on December 17, 2008


This cigar spans 36 pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [10] 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36



 
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