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Romeo y Julieta Exhibicion No. 4

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Romeo y Julieta Cigars
Origin:CubaManufactured: Hand Made
Gauge:ThickLength:127
Format:Hermoso No. 4Ring:48
Weight:10,86 gr.Score:7.8
Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25


Average user rating

Review #8: This is my cigar of choice. The diameter gives a nice even draw and the flavour is an easy Sunday afternoon. After a few years they can go head to head with even a Cohiba Robusto (almost). Unlike some others I find them pretty consistant over the length. - Submitted by Toronto Smoker on June 22, 2004


Review #7: Very cedary all along, more than any other cuban robusto (or hermoso no. 4); the final third turns into a strange combination of strong cinnamon and honey with dry wood. Very tasty. Not so good combustion, but very good draw. - Submitted by Estrella on May 10, 2004


Review #6: a great cigar very good smoke box came from cuba. - Submitted by pking on May 5, 2004


Review #5: An odd, mild bodied cigar. The low priced number 4 had good construction and a nice even burn. The flavor was light with some hints of spice, but was generally one-dimensional. The ash was stangley powdery and the aroma was light, but the draw was excellent. - Submitted by martinsfsu on March 22, 2004


Review #4: This Exhibicion No 4 is my favourite Romeo y Julieta, with its beautiful maduro colored wrapper and its rare triple cap. Spicy notes. Classic cuban flavors: hints of coffee, cedar and caramel, then hints of honey and cinnamon as from the mid point. Unfortunately, the taste tends to fade away, and the last third is a bit disappointing. - Submitted by Sergent Mojito on March 5, 2004


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Romeo y Julieta Exhibicion No. 4