Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve Churchill

Smooth, yet sharp smoke. Very easy smoke, hard to keep lit unless attentive. Clean and steady after about 10-15 min of CPR

I agree with the last guy that this is a nice-looking, very well-constructed cigar. I even agree that the flavor is great, but only for the first few puffs. I was all ready to love this cigar because I had the corona version of it and thought it was nice for a mild cigar. However the big problem for me was the fact that the nice light-up flavor hardly changed a lick for almost the entire length of this beast. Don't get me wrong, I do like a mild cigar sometimes, but this one was empty, which to me is something different. To call the flavor creamy is a little generous, I compared it to warm milk (or maybe formula). I hate to sound like one of those full-body snobs but man, weak. I smoked it on a sunny afternoon with a summer beer which pretty much beat the hell out of it. No doubt ligero-free which seemed clear from the ash. I can't rate it that low because it didn't taste bad, it was nice and smooth, just empty. It was a whole lot of cigar and did leave an impression but I warn you have to really like your mild cigars to enjoy one this size. I felt ripped off at $6.50, sorry to say a disappointment for me.

for my second time trying a romeo y julieta, i've found a cigar to love. great appearance, the draw is sensational, and the taste is excellent, very smooth, with notes of cream, and wood. be careful because the strength will sneak up on you.