i had a romeo y julieta and it was the most generic tasting cigar. but the other day i was at jr tobacco outlet and had a romeo y julieta reserva real maduro i was scepticle when the man working there suggested it but it was pretty good. i was wondering if there is any more romeos that were any good the one i had originally was there regular blend torpedo.
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I enjoy the Viejo blend.
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The brown labels are pretty good(I forget which blend it is, might be the Reserva Reals). I didn't have a lot of faith in RyJs after my first one, a robusto of the original blend, but those brown labels turned them around for me.
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Eh, I enjoyed the Reserva Real and Romeo Y Julieta Edicion Limitada. Of course the EL is about $18-$20 a stick. It's not THAT good but certainly quite tasty and worth probably $12-$13.
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i'm starting to notice a trend in your threads bud....
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The RyJ's I like are CC's
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I'm waiting for "Any good Gurkhas". :-)
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The only good Gurkha is one that is sent to Tom's house. :-)
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: ) :-) :-)
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Try the Habana Reserve. My everyday smoke.
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I have been underwelmened with NC RyJs for several years
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will definitely try the habana reserve
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Thaaaaats what I was thinking of in my earlier post. I just remembered the "reserve" on the label. Tasty sticks
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Yes Tom the Ghurka Empire V. I myself don't think All Ghurkas are bad in fact I had some average ones that were 30 bucks a stick that I was p'd it cost so much but some that tasted better than a Romeo y Julieta :-)
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yep, that's what I came here to post. It's been a while since I tried one, but I remember the Belicosos having a gorgeous wrapper and a cool, almost box pressed shape, similar to the anejo shark.
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