The Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Nicaragua Toro is an average, albeit pleasant light-medium bodied cigar that will be popular with the Connecticut Shade category of cigar smoker. The strength never goes beyond medium, and the flavor intensity won't scare away casual smokers. With an attractive price point, and a 2+ hour smoking time, you're getting a significant value proposition with this cigar.
Heavy gritty earth, palate coating red pepper spice, charred wood all wrapped up in a medium plus strength profile sums up Romeo San Andrés by Romeo y Julieta. This is a decent heavy and dark cigar but one that is a tad mundane and typical for me.
Altadis U.S.A. and renowned cigar master AJ Fernandez have teamed up again with the introduction of Romeo San Andrés by Romeo y Julieta, expanding the portfolio of one of the most recognizable cigar brands in the world.
While the first two thirds were good, the flavors were pretty basic, albeit well balanced. The final third was a let down for my palate.
Romeo y Julieta House of Verona. This new premium cigar is debuting exclusively at Famous Smoke Shop, and is the latest they have done in collaboration with Romeo Y Julieta.