How are these cigars? And are they all different blends....Anthropology, Cranium, EMH, ect. I love Viajes, how do they compare?
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My experience was with the Knuckledraggers, decent smokes but. Little too sweet for me.
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I love the hell out of these!!! RoMa Craft comes in two main blends...Crommagnon and Aquitaine. I prefer the Cromagnon blend myself, but the Aquitaine is very good as well. Anthropology, Cranium, EMH, Knuckledragger, Atlatl, Mandible are the sizes in their line. I am also a Viaje fan, and Viaje has many more lines (Skull N Bones, Holiday Blend, Satori, HHG, Summerblends, Oro, Platino, Exclusivo) than RoMa Craft. I compare the Cromagnon line to the Exclusivo line. Bottom line...they are tasty as hell. I've been burning through a lot of these the past two months. When you see them...GRAB THEM...they can be difficult to find. :-)

My favorite in the entire line is the Cromagnon Anthropology (corona gorda) :-) :-) :-) But I haven't had the Atlatl yet (have two 5ers enroute).

Here's the major difference...

Aquitaine: The cigar features a beautiful thick, oily Ecuadorian Habano Ligero wrapper. Inside this beautiful wrapper are three much sought after different Nicaraguan long-fillers bound by a unique Cameroon binder.

Cromagnon: The cigar features a beautiful dark, oily Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. Inside this beautiful wrapper are three much sought after different Nicaraguan long-fillers bound by a unique Cameroon binder
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Thanks Mac, you are about the most helpful cigar mother f***** I've ever run across. I know I don't post much but always value your opinions, bc they've been right on for the most part. Thanks brother!
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Anytime Jon. :-)
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Everything Mac said......but....all but one of those two lines that I've tried have all been rolled tight enough, I thought I was smoking dowels
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I've still got to try some of these, they look really nice and I have noticed Mac going off about them all the time.
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I smoked a Mandible awhile back. It was one of the ones before they got labels. While it wasn't a bad cigar it didn't do much for me. I'd smoke another one if offered, but I would never buy one.
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I've only had the Anthropology, both wrappers. The Acquitane is good but I prefer the Cromagnon.
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I've never had a RoMa Craft stick with a band.
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I had the CroMagnon for the first time this weekend with Mickey. Amazing smoke.
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They are putting them on some of the new ones. seen em all over instagram
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I have had the CroMagnon (thanks to a box split done by Mac!) and found it to be a very good cigar. The ones that I had were very well constructed, produced a nice amount of smoke and were very flavorful.

:-) :-)
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The newer releases of the Intemperances have bands, the ones I received from the NC MAW from Jaso had bands, but the boxes of em I saw at the shop by my dad's place had no bands.

And to me the Intemperance BA Envy has been the best of the bunch I tried so far. Literally made it 3 puffs in before I went to the shops email to dig up the contact info to get these in the shop.
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Worth a look if you are interested in the RomaCraft line is the Intemperance liga as well. It comes in EC (Ecuador Connecticut) and BA (Brazil Arapiraca). I have tried both the EC and BA and prefer the BA. The Envy (short perfecto) is my choice vitola.
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Completely forgot about the Intemperance...thanks Bear/Jeff. These are also tasty.
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Cromagnon knuckle dragger is the only one I've smoked, and I LOVED it. I need to get more, but funds are not available.
Scott
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I feel you, man. I hate when my taste in cigars (and whiskey) is overshadowed by the reality of my budget. :-)
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HAha agreed--- Id be into a split to try these if anyone did one
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One of my favorite cigar companies. Skip Martin and company are doing great things at Romacraft cigars.
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