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Romeo y Julieta Coronitas Cedro

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Origin:

Cuba

Manufactured: Hand Finished

Gauge:

Medium

Length:

129

Format:

Petit Cetro

Ring:

Weight:

7,52 gr.

Score:

7.7

Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25

Average user rating

Review #34:

Thanks Sticksmoker. Used to smoke these all the time and went off them due to so many being plugged and unsmokeable. I saw your review and went for a Sep 07 box. Magic! They were so good I got another two boxes. And is it my imagination or are they a stronger flavour than before. Still unmistakeably RyJ but with a little extra punch - Submitted by gazmac on May 8, 2008

Review #33:

Just got my new box and WOW! Code is GEA SEP 07 very new but oh boy best bacth I have ever seen for this cigar. I have seen them run the gambit to lighter thin wrappers and chocolate. These are almost maduro and very very tasty. Almost close to a Bolivar PC I know you probably think I am crazy but no S&!^ they really are a incredible bacth. Get these GEA SEP 07 while you can and anyone else seen these this dark oily and tasty? I wish you could upload pics on here. - Submitted by sticksmoker on January 8, 2008

Review #32:

I do not find this cigar mild as has been said about it in many reviews. I find it a solid med with it getting stronger in the final third. First third major wood with a very slight vanilla. Second third more floral and and picks up some spice and the final comes some nice Cuban Tobacco and that tangy Cuban Earth. This cigar is a amazing value. The price ranges from about $70 U.S to $100 U.S I just purchased a box from my supplier in Spain on special for $70.00 U.S WOW!!! Thank you Puro! This cigar will not blow your mind like a aged Bolivar P.C but you will be hard pressed to find a better value. - Submitted by sticksmoker on January 1, 2008

Review #31: I think everyone else has said it pretty well. My girlfriend brought me one back from Venezueala on her last trip home. Its been sitting in my humi for about six months as I frequently pass it over in favor of Monte's and Boli's, not too mention my regular non-Cuban favs... I'm a Pepin whore! Well, tonight I decided to light it up, being that its Cristmas and I tend to treat my Cubans she gifts me as keepsakes rather than in the usual line up. Wow! I'm definately impressed. Checked my vendor and they are at a rediculously reasonble price. Noted was the obvious cedar flavor, woody and earthy flavors and a wonderful spice that dances on the palate. I'm buyin a box ASAP!!! Try em... you'll see... Oh, and I really didn't find this cigar to be as mild as everyone else has reported. A good medium bodied cigar. - Submitted by mac804 on December 26, 2007

Review #30:

The first third of this cigar produced a strong cedar taste. Just as I was to write this off as a one dimensional cigar there was a burst of fruit. The taste was reminiscent of a cab of Hoyo d M du Deputes I'd smoked last year. Suddenly this complemented wonderfully the Pinot grigio I was quoffing - and I thoroughly enjoyed the smoke. A very good, strongish small cigar. - Submitted by CastroGTX on August 14, 2007

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