Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve Pressed Belicoso

I reviewed this smoke a few months ago and was hoping that that the burn issues would somehow go away. Well... They haven't and I'm big time disappointed. I tried one last night and after being lit (w/steady pulls) for a about one quarter of the way I put it down for 3 min. The piece of
s_ _ _ completely went out. I'm trashing these and making room in my humi for real cigars. I can't even give them away to my friends because of the major burn issues.

Just a plane good cigar, it has a nice medium spicy and creamy smoke and good consistent draw. I would and have recommended this cigar to anyone who enjoys a good cigar.

I tried one of these a few months ago and thought that it was a nice smoke. I can best describe it as creamy and spicy. The strength is medium and the draw smooth. My only issue with this cigar is that it needs constant attention. Unlike other smokes that you can put down and come back to a few minutes later, this one needs constant pulls. In my experiences they have each gone out rather quickly. This can be a bit of a pain and take away from the total experience. Overall, a decent smoke for the money.

A box pressed cigar that is mild/med in strengh. Nice creamy tones of nuts and wood. Also has a nice spicy aroma to it. Produces a lot of smoke. The draw was great, but the burn nneded touched up. Good overall cigar

...RyJs I have smoked (I'm not a fan). A nice looking cigar in the box-pressed style, as were those that were not pressed. Starts off cool and smooth with wood, nuts and leather. Gets toastier and slightly spicy as it is smoked. Medium body and mild/medium stength, with copious amounts of smoke. These were a bit cheaper off the shelf than some of the other RyJs in the cigar shop. I paid retail on these, but they may be a bargain online, somewhere. This cigar appears to be a crowd pleaser, as everyone in the cigar shop was enjoying one of these the last time I was there. Recommended.