Romeo y Julieta (Cuba) Mille Fleurs

Wonderful peppery Cuban uniqeness

This my 5th box and the quality at a price like this continues to surprise me . Quite peppery,spicy,burns OK 2/3 of the way,draw is OK - haven't run ito a plugged one out of the 100 or so I smoked . Bittery,even metallic towards the end but you can't get more for a $3 cuban. I wouldn't suggest smoking this same brand day after day ; after 3 days in a row ,the flavor can become too dull - smoke something else in between .

I bought this stick to accompany me at a poker game, I asked the store owner to give me something good, aromatic and average. Being that I was playing cards I thought I wouldn't be able to pay alot of attention to the smoke. What I got was a surprise. Well priced, great taste but not complex just full flavour(great flavours), got bitter the last third but other than that very consistent. I will definitely buy a box.

A buddy from Canada dropped a box of these on me in 2003 and I have two left. Good right out of the box but the ones over the last year have been just decadant. Not sure how to rate overall since it took 4-years to get through the box so it will be from the most recent smoked. Very pretty burnt orange brown thick wrappers. Not "perfect" construction but very good with a good draw - most of them somehwhat firm but not too much so. These recent few have opened with a wonderfully sweet aroma with a really full creamy texture to the smoke that makes you want every cigar you smoke to be so good. These always had decent complexity but the time in the humi has created a full flavored medium strength masterpiece! Notes of cocoa, caramel, and spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg (all subtle) are in there somewhere. I don't usually try to get that detailed but man these really have great depth of flavor now. What can I say; five minutes after I was done with the last nubber I went back to my balcony, grabbed it from the ashtray and got a couple more puffs till there wasn't enough to hold onto. For RyJ Habanos these are cheap. If you have some room sit on them 3+ and you will be very happy with the results.

good, straight forward cigar. not complex at all though. tight draw, good burn, touch of spice in it.

A full flavored medium bodied treat. Lots of earthy goodness with a subtle floral aroma. Nice construction on the couple I've tried, though the burn tends to get uneven. The earthy flavor takes on some salt and gets a bit tannic at the end.

the M.C.#4 is my favourite, but these are a close second for a "regular prodcution" cigar. they never burn right, but are worth living with for the flavour. The Construction is always fantastic, and the flavour is always great. Draw varies by cigar and leans out from time to time.

Subtle pepper flavor, but not like ground black pepper, more like a cayenne or habenero. Perfect burn, but a very tight draw.

Wonderful aroma. Even smooth burn and solid construction.

An overall enjoyable experience. Pitty that they are so hard to come by in this part of the world.

aroma is fantastic, as is taste. inconsistent draw in my box, but when draw is good, this is fantastic. with mediocre draw, some sour notes, but still overall quite lovely.

Nicely made and peppery spicy throughout. Good draw, plenty of smoke and a nice grayish ash. A wonderful med-full stength small cigar that is great after a full meal, and perhaps a glass on single malt scotch. Yes, 'Say Hello to my little friend'. Enjoy!!