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Romeo y Julieta Mille Fleurs

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Machine Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

129

Format:

Petit Coronas

Ring:

Weight:

8,46 gr.

Score:

7.3

Presentation: Semi Plain Box: (With cellophane) Boxes of 10 and 25; (Without cellophane) Boxes of 10 and 25.

Average user rating

Review #57:

--- This Cuban Romeo y Julieta Mille Fleurs was purchased at Chatham House in Bermuda for $9.20 BMD during a port of call on a trans-Atlanta cruise in April 2016. After sitting in my humidor for 1 year, it was time to smoke it. As a point of reference; in the morning, I smoked a Dominican made Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real Corona and in the afternoon the RyJ Mille Fleurs. Both cigars were 'punched' which for the 42 ring Cuban is nearly the same as a cut end. Both cigars were mild plus in strength and had good ash / burn for 65 minutes. For the final 3rd of the Mille Fleurs, the spice faded with more woody and cedar flavor. The Cuban made Mille Fleurs had the overall typical RyJ flavor and compares closer to a Dominican made Romeo y Julieta Vintage #1. It may also be worth noting that the overall cigar prices at Chatham House in Bermuda were twice those of Stagnetto Ltd. in Gibraltar or the El Corte Inglés store at Plaza Catalunya in Barcelona. - Submitted by Douglas B on April 29, 2017

Review #56:

Not much going on with this cigar. Smoked it with a year of age on it. I'll leave my last one for another couple years. Wood notes throughout. It had some nice notes (wood and spices perhaps) that only showed very sporadically throughout. Needs time I think but will still not show much in my opinion. 82/100 - Submitted by mcease on October 22, 2016

Review #54: Last weekend I have a second chance to Romeo y Julieta with this Mille Fleur, first time was with a Coronitas Cedro. As the first time... this one was the same. Romeo and Julieta are not for my taste. It have acid taste, very tight and hard to draw. I have an Exhibicion N4 to gave this brand a third and last chance. Very very bad smoke, I only smoked the first third and let it die alone, with dignity. - Submitted by diezigno on July 19, 2016

Review #53:

The main advantage of this cigar is its price. I smoke it when I want something cheap because I don't know if the moment is worth a good cigar. So, it is correct but nothing special. Light. - Submitted by eric H on May 6, 2016

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