Romeo y Julieta Aniversario Toro

I've had this cigar for about 8 months. I just kept forgetting about it when I wanted a cigar. WOW, great coffee and even a hint of licorice in this cigar. Had to touch it up a couple of times, but fantastic cigar

Started off pretty well as far as taste and burn goes, and the flavor nicely intensified after the first five minutes. Cherry and leather were the most notable and the draw was perfect most of the way through.

Be ready for a spicy start and a hot and spicy finish. Excellent construction. These were $8 a pop at a local walk in humi, too steep for my tastes, a full bodied lovers dream.

this gar is just plain tasty. mild-medium, this guy is tasty all sizes. contruction is top notch and draw is always nice if not on the easy side. every "light" cigar smoker i've introduced this to has liked it over gars like gurkha legend, padron 64 maduro, and Don Carlos. this is definately the one to win your friends over with 🙂

Excellent Cigar. Quality, taste, aroma and smoke all among the top.

The Anniversary series is by far the strongest and best Romeo line. It's also one of the most beautiful cigars I've seen in a while. Superbly constructed, the draw and burn are perfect. The Ecuador sumatra wrapper is simply exquisite. The flavor is a mix of nuts, chocolate and vanilla but it packs a punch like no other Romeo available. Probably best for experienced smokers, although not to be smoked on an empty stomach.

A good looking cigar. I thought the draw was a little "loose" but the burn was consistent with plenty of smoke. Very short finish with light tones of leather and wood. A very good cigar but it does not equal the upper end Patrons. A medium bodied cigar.

Good looking smoke. During my pre-light ritual my lips started to tingle. The tingle became a burn, much like hot sauce, but without the flavor. I fired up. It went out. I fired up. It went out again. After burning an inch into the stick and it "canoed" down a vein for the next 3/4 inch. I touched it up and puffed on for another inch. Then it hit me, this was suppose to be a pleasure. It wasn't. Smoke over. Very disappointed.

This has become my #1 cigar in the humidor. The flavor and smell are intoxicating and rich. Impeccable burn and draw on everyone of he 10 I have smoked so far. Complex flavors throughout entire smoke.

Very nice cigar. Consistant the whole way through. Good draw and decent burn. I would recomend

As a cuban cigar smoker I liked this cigar more than any other non cuban I have smoked. It ranked up there with VSG and better than Opus X and Padron 1926 & 1964.

It's a slow burning cigar that lasted well and changed as I smoked it so it kept me interested and intrigued

This was a very pleasing smoke. I liked this one. Smoke was good, aroma was nice, and the ash was good. Any cigar appreciator will like this one I think. Flavor was nice, and this was a nice big smoke. Lasted a while! It is a nice cigar, try one.

These cigars are consistently great smokes. They have one of the smoothest cigars for the price. The cigar is a light brown, but has very complex taste, like a slightly milder Fuente Sungrown. Consistently one of my favorite smokes, especially this Toro version.

Being a fan of 1875's I bought this with some anticipation. I wasn't completely let down, but definately not impressed. The smoke was smooth with good aroma, but lacked depth of flavor, very basic. I'll give it another try but will keep going back to the 1875's.