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Romeo y Julieta Romeos No. 1 de Luxe

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

142

Format:

Corona

Ring:

Weight:

9,29 gr.

Score:

7.6

Presentation: 3 Layers of aluminium tubes in a box of 25

Average user rating

Review #22:

good , tasty and woody. little bitter to the end. - Submitted by taspav on September 23, 2005

Review #21:

Really an amazing cigar, tabacco is grown on the Robaina farm so obviously if the godfather of cigars grows it you know its going to be great. Simply try one, you´ll enjoy every second of it. Only problem is that about 1 out of 10 cigars (at least the boxes I have bought) are a wound too tight and can barely get a puff out of it. I´ll give it a solid 8. - Submitted by Fidel Castrato on July 25, 2005

Review #20:

I am new to cigars and it\'s thanks to this one that I went out and purchased a humidor to start my own collection. Not as nice as the RyJ Churchill I had a few years back that first peaked my interest in cigars, but still a very nice one. Had to re-light a few times, but aside from that, had a very nice bitter coffee/espresso & mild vanilla taste. Bitterness was minimal untill the final 2 inches - Submitted by Digs on June 6, 2005

Review #19:

Further to my review of April 18 have since discovered that only the DELUXE badged tubes are hand-rolled. If the tubes are just marked No 1/2/3 they are rolled by machine. - Submitted by Uncle on May 12, 2005

Review #18:

Purchased my first No.1 from Alexanders in Melbourne last Friday. Opened the tube at a local bar friday night and was surprised by the quality of the stick within (have heard that some tubos are not always great quality, but R/J has never let me down in the No.2s or 3s). Unlit, the stick smelt sweet & quite fresh and herbal. After lighting (no problems), was stunned at the tight draw. In fact, it was the tightest draw of any R/J I have ever experienced. A colleague informed me that unless the tube says \"deluxe\" the sticks are machine-made and this definately did not say that so am not sure. Characteristic cut-grass, herbal flavours straight up but had to suck like crazy to experience. Relit twice in the first hour but it wasn\'t until then that she opened up and i got the classic R/J easy draw and voluminous smoke clouds. By now she was well and truly going and the taste became much more aniseed and leather with a double-cream finish. Despite the initial plug, I really enjoyed the second half of this great value for money cig. Was sipping neat Chivas all the way with some water on the side. Can recommend this to anyone but would like clarification on the \"deluxe\" vs machine & hand made issue though. - Submitted by Uncle on April 18, 2005

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