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Romeo y Julieta Cedros de Luxe No. 1

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Made

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

165

Format:

Cervantes

Ring:

Weight:

10,8 gr.

Score:

7.5

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #15:

JUN 06 Forgot to add my score in my review (#14), so here it is: I'd like to improve the average of this classy stick! - Submitted by Franz-Eric on November 30, 2008

Review #14: JUN 06 Smoking my third right now. Pure satisfaction regarding body, taste, construction... Glad I bought the box. To say that this guy is underrated is an understatement. I mean, I'm wrapped in total enjoyment right now! I have yet to find a flaw in this one! Maybe luck is involved in my getting an especially good batch. Whatever... Cold draw promises woody and floral mouthfuls of fumes. Moderately oily wrapper with smallish veins. Tightly bunched but the draw is still set at the optimal resistance. Perfect burning, solid white ash. Flavour is delicious and very present even after the first few puffs. Medium-strong, never bitter, never overwhelming. By all means an extremely elegant smoke. Maybe my best since I became an aficionado two years ago. This cigar reminds me that this hobby is much more than a smelly habit. Outstanding vitolas please the eye, satisfy the touch, fulfill the palate and still the mind. My first 10. - Submitted by Franz-Eric on November 11, 2008

Review #13:

Although i still consider myself a beginner ,i want to rate this cigar!i know that one couldn't truly rate a cigar if he hadn't smoked a minimum of 5 cigars of one kind.even if i only smoked one sample of this vitola and it was my first of it's kind , i have to say that after a 6 month aging period it had an uneven burn and after the first half the draw was tight.if i will have the chance i will buy more and age them for at least 2 years.i hope i am wrong about this cigar.the taste was of wood and light leather touches. - Submitted by kamaz on June 20, 2008

Review #12:

I have tried a series of others I still like that one very much - Submitted by Holgerchen on May 2, 2008

Review #11:

This cigar burnt horridly! No matter what I did the wrapper would not properly burn and there were tears and run all over the place. As far as the taste was concerned one could easily do better for the Belgian price of €9.75 and in the future I will. I could detect light wood and leather notes with a modest herbal bouquet. All in all there was nothing special going on with this smoke. As I told my business associates as I smoked it if I was near my humidor (and not at a cafe) I would just throw it out and grab a good cigar. - Submitted by guyderue on March 5, 2008

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