Romeo y Julieta 1875 Exhibicion No. 3

Spicy, flavorful, smoke 'em to the nub.

Today was just one of those days that you just feel dead to your place of business. I put together what I like to call a moodless, limp, playlist and I lit up this moodless gar. Overpriced at 4.99 this gar was mild and flavorless at best, perfect for what I was going for. I had to fellate the heck out of this red to even get a hint of white gold. But I must say, the smoke is where all the flavor from this bad boy came from. Smooooooth smoke, very mild intake, pretty even burn, lava like ash and very earthtonish taste.

This was my first time trying an ex 3. Ordered it in a five pack just to try it out. Good looking, good draw and nice burn. I was not too keen of the taste, a little more spice than I like. But over all it was nice and I'll look forward to smoking the other four. Probably won't go out of my way to buy more though.

Just a great cigar. Never too mild or strong, never any burn issues. Great flavor from tip to nub.

I got this one in JR's Cigar Magazine promo sampler. Creamier than before and not so much influence fron thr Indo wrapper. If these things tasted as good as they look and smoke we would be talking "award" here. Not quite a gold medal winner as the band says, silver maybe. Nice looking wrapper and produces a nice tight ash and you know how we like tight ashes. Good smoke this one, better than my first.

RyJ was my first love and I still love them. I like the toro size better than the Churchills. Good even burn, nice ash, great mild-medium flavor. Plus the aroma won’t run your girlfriend off. Little bit of spice in the flavor but also a smooth creamy taste. Great $3.00 smoke.

Perfect construction, great draw, sharp burn. Light body, mild flavor, fine aroma-- very clean, almost like fresh sheets, like detergent maybe... the next best thing to sucking on your dryer exhaust! But seriously, it's a fine cigar at a decent price. A great choice for a mild mood.

Great pre-light aroma, take the time to smell the gar. Very pleasant beginning with more strength than expected. Sadly at the 3/4" mark I realized the Indonesian wrapper is an exact clone of the Montague natural wrapper. I don't remember who produced Montague but I'd swear that only the bands were changed to protect the innocent, or not. Man, I wanted to love this gar loose draw, soft roll, great burn, aroma and all. I was gifted this cigar by a newbie still taking tobacconist's advice and believing the hype. I'll go with the average of $3.00 on price. Buy one of these and if you still have a Montague toro buried in the 'dor compare them and see what you think.

Surprisingly good. I gave up on regular R&Js about 2 years ago because I didn't think that the quality was up to par but I am glad I gave it another shot. This is a solidly made cigar that burns very well. The sweet aroma and beautiful grey ash really stood out and anyone looking for a mild daytime cigar costing around $5.00 could do a lot worse than this one.

Reasonably well rolled cigar, nice cap, wrapper had very fine veins, some soft spots. Punched it, prelight draw was pretty much sweet tobacco. The wrapper had a faint tobacco & barnyard smell. Draw was a bit on the easy side but not too bad. Ash was light-medium gray and fairly firm. Nice floral character to the sidestream smoke. A bit of canoeing had to be corrected, the smoke was decent and on the light side, typical Dominican. Ultimately disappointing for me because I like stronger smokes, but if you like them mild this may be a good bet.

Nice spice, cedar taste with a good draw. Always nice in appearance. Have smoked a couple of boxes of the Ex. 3 and will buy more.

GOOD DRAW AND FLAVOR. BURNED PERFECTLY AND ALWAYS CONSISTENT QUALITY. MY FAVORITE 1875.

This smoke surprised me. Nice flavor, good draw, even burn. Good yard cigar for the price, but I won't go looking for it.