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Romeo y Julieta Romeos No. 2 de Luxe

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

129

Format:

Petit Corona

Ring:

Weight:

8,46 gr.

Score:

7.2

Presentation: Three layers of cedar-lined aluminium tubes in a b

Average user rating

Review #22:

Looks great and smells even better when unlit. Unfortunately, when I put flame to leaf, I began having problems. Uneven burn and a tight draw started off the difficulties. The taste was a bit harsh although during the second half the aromas and flavours balanced out a bit. It was cheap but I didnt enjoy it particularly. - Submitted by sammy boy on February 1, 2005

Review #21:

I smoked one yesterday, my first, and it sure will be NOT my last... I even 'commanded' my girlfriend to buy me a box 4 my valintine! Nice price, great presentation, very smooth and the strong last 1/3 didn't bother me at all. I could stretch the smoke to 1 h + and then I went to the hospital to take care of my burned fingers... dreaming of my next... - Submitted by yapi lampo on January 28, 2005

Review #20:

Parfum très agréable. Goût floral et de cuir. Bon rapport qualité/prix. A recommander. - Submitted by Raf on January 23, 2005

Review #19:

The No.2 is not only by name but also by taste the obvious little brother of the No.1 (The Refence in the lower habano class). Just like the No.1, the No.2 also starts of smooth and a little sweet and builds up in spice and earth. The No.2 however has a tendency to burn a little hotter than the No.1, obviously because of it’s size. Besides that, the only difference between them is 10 minutes of smoking pleasure! And pleasure it sure is! - Submitted by Bolivar on January 21, 2005

Review #18:

This was the best cigar I smoked in Cuba. Cohibas are expensive and too strong. These are better than the R&J Coronitas En Cedro I bought a box of. - Submitted by Eddy on January 12, 2005

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