Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real Lonsdale

this is my favorite RJ. a close second to ashton for the creamy mild class. a little nutty, lots of cream. you might want to go with a bigger gauge. you can get a good deal at JR's if you wait for an offer.

Another good smoke from RyJ. A smooth smoke, nutty with that signature RyJ spice. Draw and burn was good. I like this shape and for around $6.00 for me its a good value.

had this one stashed away for 5 years. unfortunately it did nothing for it. buy it and smoke it - great cigar for the beginner - smooth, mild and, nutty; not my forte any longer

I am sorry, upon further review I think this a rather hard draw, but still a unique and delicious smoke.

Yet another cracker from R&J. Smooth, perfect draw, slight spice, and hint of nutty coffee. Even burning silky soft and a pleasure to hold and smoke. Mmmm feel like eating it...On second thoughts I think i'll just smoke the damn thing!!!

Nice looking, nice construction. Draw was so-so. Taste is not bad at all...but not much good either. I say too mild and bland.

This was my after-Christmas dinner smoke, and the cigar with the most age in my modest humidor. It's a long and beautiful cigar with a lightly oily wrapper with little flaws. The draw is somewhat uneven and leaves behind a funny-looking ash, but it never needs a relight or retouch, has a perfect draw, and produces lots of smoke with a nutty aroma. It has smooth and balanced medium-bodied flavors of wood, coffee, and peppery spice and a lightly tangy pistachio taste that leads onto the finish. Even the harshness at the end that often appears in this line isn't as noticable. My rating may be a little high due to the extra age on the cigar and the occasion, but it really was an enjoyable smoke.

Looked great, burn was even, taste was mild and bland.

This cigar had a smooth leathery taste with a decent draw. It had a slight bite of spice.

this was a very smooth smoke, not complex but very flavorfull and smooth. I'm gonna get a box for sure