Romeo y Julieta 1875 Deluxe No. 2

It sports a smooth shade wrapper, well rolled, and straight burn. Medium to mild, smooth and creamy..........an excellent mornign smoke with your coffee.

Celebrated the coming of spring with my buddy in the canyon with snow all around. We sipped port and beer and smoked cigars. This was a fine cigar. Burned very well and had a smooth flavor, nuts, and sweet sweet tobacco. I nubbed it as we discussed religion and paganism and toasted the coming spring.

I found this to be a very classic cigar. Medium flavored. Nice smoke, good construction. Makes you feel good smoking a R&J.

Inside a very tightly sealed glass tube (it pops loudly when opened) is a nice-looking cigar with a good cap and slightly shiny wrapper. There is a small wrapper flaw held in place by the band that doesn't cause any problems if you leave the band in place. Other than a slightly firm draw, it smokes very well with an even burn that forms a nice white ash. It's sweet and toasty throughout, with a hint of nuts appearing in the second half of the smoke. There's a sweet wood flavor on the finish. Not a complex smoke, but mild and pleasant enough.

Picked this up randomly (had to make min on charge). Packaged nicely. Easily lit and burned even throughout. Never had to relit. Smooth mild creamy taste. Didn't develop much but I didn't mind. It was a very good smoke to start the morning. As for the unraveling, only a piece of the cap unraveled a tiny bit but did not affect it at all.

Have had a hard time finding an RJ that agreed with me. This one is not bad, not great, but not bad. At least it didn't disappoint like so many other RJ's. What's with these wrappers? I see a lotta folks complaining they unravel on the last third. This one did the same. Burn was OK thought, taste OK too.