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Romeo y Julieta Churchills

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Thick

Length:

178

Format:

Julieta No. 2

Ring:

Weight:

15,07 gr.

Score:

8.0

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #137:

JAN 08 Smoked a tubed '08 the other day and really enjoyed it. Not sure why these get such a low rating here - they deserve a much higher grade and in my opinion remain the staple for this format - even when they don't have much age. Rich, creamy and spicy smoke - just make sure you're emotionally prepared for it before you light it up! - Submitted by Goldenberg on May 29, 2009

Review #136: Can't rate it, as I smoked it years ago. Just remember that I thought it was horrible. My buddy was smoking one the other night which he's been keeping for 3 years. He gave a a try of it. The taste was incredible! Imagine eating a piece of creamy wood. The flavour was excellent. This is one to watch out for I think. Will buy a few immediately and write a proper review - Submitted by Kangaroo495 on May 25, 2009

Review #135:

smoked a lot of these,and it is still my favourite. not the sir winston,the monarcas or whatever. this is THE habano for me - Submitted by Yilmaz on May 14, 2009

Review #134:

I totally agree with Paul Watson (#132). I bought a bunch of Churchills from 01,03 and more recent batches and enjoyed - almost - all of them. The recent specimens are amazingly tasty, especially the tubed ones, and deserve a 9.5+ rating. Once in a while you do encounter an unsavory dude, but it's not the norm. R&J could be my favorite brand: they keep on surprising me with marvelous, complex sticks. Even their low-end offering is, in my opinion, superior overall to the competition's cheapo vitolas. There IS a floral/cedery taste typical of R&J sticks that can't be enjoyed with others. I'm also in total agreement with Paul about the Sir Winston by Upmann(see my review for this guy, sent a few months ago). For the best Churchills, my rating is 9.7/10. - Submitted by Franz-Eric on April 28, 2009

Review #133:

APR 07 The reason I'm rating this cigar only a 4/10 has nothing to to with taste but everything with poor build quality. I had smoked these before and was very impressed with the rich, creamy taste with undertones of leather and nuts. You can imagine my excitement when a friend brought me a box when she came to visit me in India. So far I've smoked (or tried to) 6 of them and only really enjoyed 2 of these. The others all share the same problem: rolled WAY too tightly, to the extent that it's very hard to get a more or less decent smoke out of them, like sucking on a broomstick and I'm really not exaggerating. This kind of quality problem is simply unacceptable in a cigar like this and I will think long and hard before taking the risk of ordering an entire box again. The remainder are in my humidor but the prospect of taking one out and finding once again that it's not upto par is turning me off. Buyer beware! - Submitted by wernervdc on April 17, 2009

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