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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 #37:

DEC 08 no bad for a quick smok after meal - Submitted by rtuma on July 3, 2010

Review #36:

MAY 08 i have to say, after reading so many favorable reviews, i'm quite disappointed with these! i don't believe them to be as good as the RyJ no. 2's! though there's similarities in taste, i've found these to be quite harsh! so far, i've had 3 out of a box of 10 and every one i've had to leave down and come back to later! i've been letting these rest in my humidor for the last few of weeks, definitely seen an improvement! will reserve final judgement until they've aged at least 6 months! - Submitted by remoteviewer93 on September 13, 2009

Review #35: After one year smoking different kind of cigars i have decided that i wil continue with them until i find something better. - Submitted by MARIOS BOSS on September 6, 2009

Review #34:

MAR 08 This is by far my favourite daytime smoke, well balanced not too strong body w/ nutty almond aroma. Having my 3rd box of 10 and just love em as an entracto smoke after lunch, or a decent tea time princess. - Submitted by gurdjieff on September 4, 2009

Review #33:

NOV 08 This is a good cigar that I would categorize as a value cigar. Might demonstrate inconsistencies based on year and even within the same box. So far, I bought 3 boxes. 1 box dated DEC 06, one box NOV07 and the final one I got NOV08. The last box has been the best so far. Overall this is a mild cigar, mostly on the lighter side. Very good to smoke in public. It is however an inconsistent one. The DEC06 was very tightly rolled and had was hard to puff on. Making it very hard to enjoy. 07 was a bit loose. The cigars went by in around 30mins. They also got very warm. I puff once in every 45 seconds to every minute or so. With that pace this should have lasted about 40mins the minimum. 08 has been the best. Medium draw with perfect mild flavours. Smoked about 15 of them so far and all have demonstrated a similar experience. Creamy with a bit of cocoa. If I can find another box of the NOV08, I would for sure purchase and forget it in the humidor for at least 6 months. I still have some of the 06 and 07s in the humidor, which smoke once in a while. The composition remains the same but flavours have improved. I would recommend this one for every cigar smoker. While the inexperienced will learn from it, the experienced will enjoy the value. - Submitted by caglargonculer on August 29, 2009

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