Romeo Y Julieta Reserve Belicoso Box - 27 Total Cigars

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Romeo Y Julieta Reserve Belicoso

Name: Romeo Y Julieta Reserve Belicoso
Brand: Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve
SKU: 11047
Price: 18899 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (10 reviews)

From: Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve Item #: 11047

(10 Customer Reviews)

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About This Cigar

Count	27 Cigars
Diameter	52 Ring
Filler	Long
Length	6 1/8 Inches
Origin	Honduras
Packaging	Box
Shape	Belicoso
Strength	Medium-full
Wrapper	Habano

Rating: 89 by Cigar Insider

Handmade in Honduras, the Romeo Reserve combines Romeo y Julieta's legendary smoothness with the rich, hearty flavor of only the most choice Nicaraguan & Honduran long filler tobaccos. Seamlessly rolled in dark and oily Nicaraguan wrapper leaves, the Romeo y Julieta Reserve is a marvelously robust cigar brimming with earthy-spicy flavors and an inviting aroma.

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(10 Customer Reviews)

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Smooth

Easy, even draw. Great price. Love these cigars.

By Greg on Mar 21, 2024

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An excellent everyday smoke. Habana Reserve one of the better smokes in the entire RYJ line.

By Brent on Dec 8, 2016

Nice flavor and Good Value

These are nice flavored cigars. Taste a little bit like Thyme. They smoke, and taste consistent. The Corojo wrapper also gives this cigar a little punch. They are well made Honduran cigars from the Flor De Copan plant. I have smoked three boxes so far, and have enjoyed them all. The Romeo & Julieta #1 Cuban tastes less spicy, but is a nice cigar as well. But, I will stick with the Honduran Belicoso for now.

By James on Sep 13, 2014