Romeo y Julieta Cazadores
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| Brand | Romeo y Julieta |
| Ring Gauge | 44 |
| Length | 6.375" |
| Strength | Mild to Medium |
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Product Specifications
| Brand | Romeo y Julieta |
| Line | Regular Production |
| Vitola | Cazadores |
| Ring Gauge | 44 |
| Length | 163 mm (6 3/8″) |
| Wrapper | Cuban (Vuelta Abajo) |
| Binder | Cuban (Vuelta Abajo) |
| Filler | Cuban (Vuelta Abajo) |
| Strength | Medium |
| Factory | H. Upmann, Havana |
| Country | Cuba |
| Box Count | 25 cigars |
| Smoking Time | 50-65 minutes |
| Release Year | Classic Vitola |
About This Cigar
A premium Cuban cigar from Romeo y Julieta.
Tasting Notes
Rich, complex Cuban flavors with notes of earth, cedar, leather, and spice.
Romeo y Julieta Cazadores: The Literary Cigar That Actually Lives Up to Its Name
You know how some books promise you an epic adventure on the cover, then deliver 300 pages of boring exposition? Well, the cazadores cigar is the complete opposite of that literary disappointment. This Romeo y Julieta stick reads like a well-crafted short story – compact, purposeful, and surprisingly satisfying without any wasted space.
I’ve been smoking Romeos for about fifteen years now, ever since my buddy Carlos introduced me to them during a fishing trip in Key West. Back then, I was all about the big ring gauges and flashy bands. The Cazadores? It looked almost… modest sitting there in the humidor next to those chunky Churchills and robust Toros.
Boy, was I wrong about judging cigars by their size.
First Impressions: Don’t Let the Size Fool You
The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores comes in at a respectable 6.125″ x 43, which puts it squarely in that sweet spot between a Corona and a Lonsdale. It’s not trying to be the biggest stick in the humidor, and that’s exactly why it works. The construction is typically solid Romeo – you can tell they’ve been making these things since before your grandfather was born.
The wrapper’s got this beautiful, consistent colorado shade that just screams quality. Not too oily (I’m looking at you, some Padróns), but not dry either. When I run it under my nose, I get hints of cedar, maybe some cocoa, and that distinctive Cuban tobacco earthiness that you just can’t fake with non-Cuban leaf.
The pre-light draw? Perfect. Not too tight like some of those overstuffed monsters, not too loose like… well, like a poorly made anything. It’s got just enough resistance to make you work for it a little.
The Smoking Experience: A Journey Worth Taking
Here’s where the Cazadores really shines, and why I keep coming back to it after all these years. This isn’t one of those cigars that hits you over the head with strength right out of the gate. No, it’s more subtle than that – more intelligent, if you’ll allow me to get a bit pretentious about tobacco for a minute.
The first third opens up with this lovely cedar note that immediately reminded me why I fell in love with Cuban cigars in the first place. There’s a gentle spice there too, nothing overwhelming, just enough to keep your attention. It’s like the cigar is introducing itself politely before getting down to business.
What really impressed me (and still does, honestly) is how clean the burn is. I’ve smoked probably fifty of these over the years, and I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve needed to touch it up with my lighter. That’s consistency you can bank on.
As you get into the meat of the cigar – and this is where the cazadores cigar really earns its reputation – the flavors start to develop some complexity. The cedar stays put, but now you’re getting some leather notes creeping in, maybe a hint of coffee. Not espresso, mind you, more like that first cup of regular coffee in the morning when it’s still dark outside.
The middle section is where I usually lose interest in lesser cigars. You know the drill – they start strong, then plateau into mediocrity for the next hour while you’re basically just burning tobacco for the sake of it. Not the Cazadores. This is where it actually gets more interesting, not less.
There’s this moment, usually around the halfway point, where the cigar seems to find its voice. The spice picks up just a notch (still nowhere near overwhelming), and you start getting these little flavor surprises. Sometimes it’s a brief flash of dark chocolate, sometimes it’s more of that leather coming through. Last week I could swear I tasted a hint of dried fruit, but that might’ve been the bourbon talking.
The final third – and here’s where I might ruffle some feathers – is actually where this cigar separates itself from the pack. A lot of enthusiasts will tell you that Cuban cigars get harsh or bitter in the final third, and honestly, they’re not wrong about some of them. The Cazadores, though? It actually gets richer. Creamier. Like it’s been saving the best for last.
What I’d Pair It With (And What I Actually Have)
Now, I’ve read plenty of reviews that’ll tell you to pair Cuban cigars with aged rum or cognac, and sure, that’s fine if you’re trying to impress someone at a fancy cigar bar. But in the real world, where most of us are smoking on our porches or in our garages, I’ve found some pairings that actually work.
My go-to with the Cazadores is Maker’s Mark 46. I know, I know – bourbon with Cuban tobacco seems wrong on paper. But hear me out. The wheated bourbon doesn’t compete with the cigar’s natural flavors; it complements them. That vanilla and caramel from the Maker’s plays really nicely with the cedar and leather notes in the Romeo.
Coffee works too, but be careful about the timing. I made the mistake once of pairing it with some high-octane Ethiopian single-origin, and it completely overwhelmed the cigar. Now I stick with something mellower – maybe a Colombian medium roast or even a good Cuban coffee if you can get your hands on it (and if you’re not worried about the irony).
Beer? Honestly, most beers are too aggressive for this cigar. The one exception I’ve found is a good porter or stout. I had one with a Guinness last St. Patrick’s Day, and it worked better than I expected. The roasted malt flavors didn’t fight with the tobacco.
Here’s a weird one: I’ve paired it with good dark chocolate (85% cacao or higher) and it’s phenomenal. The bitterness in the chocolate somehow makes the cigar taste sweeter and more complex. My wife thinks I’m crazy, but try it before you knock it.
Who Should Smoke This (And Who Definitely Shouldn’t)
The cazadores cigar isn’t for everyone, and I’m not going to pretend it is. If you’re the type of smoker who needs a 60-ring gauge to feel like you’re getting your money’s worth, this isn’t your stick. If you need your cigars to knock you on your ass with strength, look elsewhere.
But if you appreciate subtlety, if you like cigars that reward attention rather than demand it, then the Cazadores should definitely be in your rotation. It’s perfect for newer smokers who want to experience what Cuban tobacco is all about without getting overwhelmed. I’ve turned more people onto Cuban cigars with Cazadores than with any other single stick.
Experienced smokers shouldn’t overlook it either, though I know some do. This is a great “conversation cigar” – something you can smoke while actually talking to people without losing the thread because you’re focused on managing a difficult draw or dealing with burn issues.
Time-wise, budget about 90 minutes for the full experience. I’ve rushed through them in an hour, but you’re really shortchanging yourself if you do that.
Storage Tips and What I’ve Learned the Hard Way
Here’s something nobody tells you about Romeo y Julieta Cazadores: they’re actually pretty forgiving when it comes to humidity, but they’re picky about temperature. I learned this the hard way during a particularly hot summer when my basement humidor was running warmer than usual.
Keep them around 65-68°F if you can manage it. The standard 70% humidity works fine, though I’ve had good luck storing them slightly drier – around 65% – especially if you’re planning to smoke them within a few months of purchase.
They age beautifully, by the way. I’ve got a few from 2019 that are smoking even better now than they did fresh. The spice mellows out a bit with age, and the cedar notes become more pronounced. If you’ve got the patience and the storage space, buy a box and let half of them sit for a couple years.
One quirk I’ve noticed: these cigars seem to perform better when they’ve had a chance to acclimate to your local environment. I always let them rest in my humidor for at least two weeks before smoking, even if they came from a reputable dealer with good storage practices.
The Controversial Take
Alright, here’s where I’m probably going to catch some heat from the purists: I actually think the Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a better everyday Cuban than some of the more famous vitolas from prestigious marcas. Yeah, I said it.
Don’t get me wrong – I love a good Cohiba Siglo or a Montecristo No. 2 as much as the next guy. But for consistent quality, reasonable price (well, reasonable for Cuban cigars), and pure smoking pleasure, the Cazadores beats a lot of sticks that cost twice as much.
I think Romeo y Julieta doesn’t get the respect it deserves because it’s not flashy. It’s not the most expensive, it doesn’t have the most prestigious reputation, and it doesn’t come with the kind of marketing hype that surrounds some other Cuban brands. But sometimes the best things are hiding in plain sight.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Cazadores compare to other Romeo y Julieta vitolas?
It’s more approachable than the Churchill but more complex than the Petit Corona. If you like the Romeo flavor profile but want something with a bit more presence, the Cazadores hits that sweet spot perfectly.
Are these good for beginners?
Absolutely. The strength level won’t overwhelm new smokers, but there’s enough complexity to keep things interesting. Just make sure you’ve got about 90 minutes to dedicate to it.
How much should I expect to pay?
Prices vary wildly depending on where you’re buying and current availability, but expect to pay somewhere in the middle range for Cuban cigars. They’re not cheap, but they’re not priced like ultra-premium sticks either.
Do they need a lot of aging?
They’re good to smoke fresh, but they definitely benefit from some time in the humidor. If you can wait a year or two, you’ll be rewarded with even better complexity.
Look, I’ve been smoking cigars for over two decades, and I’ve tried everything from $5 sticks to $50 unicorns. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores isn’t the most exciting cigar I’ve ever smoked, but it might be the most reliable. And in a hobby where you’re gambling twenty bucks and ninety minutes every time you light up, reliability counts for a hell of a lot.
59 reviews for Romeo y Julieta Cazadores
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Melissa Evans –
Excellent cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has a refined flavor profile – lots of cream and vanilla. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 73 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Janet Gray –
The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a respectable cigar. Nice notes of wood and spice, decent construction. However, I found it a bit one-dimensional compared to other Romeo y Julieta offerings. Not bad, but there are better options in this price range.
Paul Price –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores showcases everything I love about Cuban cigars – impeccable craftsmanship, smooth draw, and layers of flavor. Picked up notes of honey and nuts. Burned evenly throughout. A must-try for any serious aficionado!
Betty Lewis –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores! Romeo y Julieta continues to impress with their quality. Wonderful complexity with cream and vanilla, smooth creamy smoke, and perfect construction. One of my all-time favorites!
Deborah Stewart –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted floral and cedar with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Carol King –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Romeo y Julieta quality shines through with cream and vanilla flavors and solid construction. A touch expensive but worth it for special occasions. Good smoke!
Eugene Simpson –
Absolutely outstanding cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of floral and cedar. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Joshua Clark –
The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a respectable cigar. Nice notes of wood and spice, decent construction. However, I found it a bit one-dimensional compared to other Romeo y Julieta offerings. Not bad, but there are better options in this price range.
Charles Foster –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of wood and spice, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Carolyn Jenkins –
Really enjoyed this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Romeo y Julieta consistently delivers quality and this is no exception. Good complexity with notes of wood and spice. Construction was solid and burn was even. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for with Cuban cigars. Recommended!
Richard Howard –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted citrus and pepper with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Ralph Morrison –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of caramel and toast, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Judith Boyd –
Absolutely outstanding cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of caramel and toast. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Annie Griffin –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta Cazadores offers excellent value for a premium Romeo y Julieta cigar. Good flavor with notes of cream and vanilla, even burn, and consistent quality. Perfect for a weekend smoke. Happy with this purchase!
Kathleen Cooper –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted caramel and toast with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Timothy Kelly –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of wood and spice. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Raymond Morgan –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of cream and vanilla, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Anthony Harris –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has good flavor – citrus and pepper – but didn’t wow me like other Cubans I’ve had. Construction was fine, burn was mostly even. It’s good, just not exceptional. Worth trying though.
Victor Harper –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has good flavor – cream and vanilla – but didn’t wow me like other Cubans I’ve had. Construction was fine, burn was mostly even. It’s good, just not exceptional. Worth trying though.
Patricia Rodriguez –
Solid cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has nice flavors of floral and cedar and good construction. Enjoyed about 89 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Cynthia Bailey –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a quality cigar. Nice balance of flavor and strength. I enjoyed the floral and cedar notes throughout. Construction was very good with only one minor touch-up needed. Good cigar for experienced smokers.
Jesse Reynolds –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of wood and spice throughout the smoke. Lasted about 62 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Robert Martinez –
Excellent cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has a refined flavor profile – lots of honey and nuts. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 75 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Jean Stone –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of citrus and pepper. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Angela Griffin –
Best cigar I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Rich flavor profile featuring wood and spice, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Samuel Morris –
Excellent cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has a refined flavor profile – lots of floral and cedar. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 89 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Maria Patterson –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted citrus and pepper with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Gregory Murphy –
This is hands down one of the best cigars I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of floral and cedar. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
William Garcia –
Excellent cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has a refined flavor profile – lots of caramel and toast. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 83 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Barbara Thomas –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores delivered on flavor (citrus and pepper) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Thomas Perry –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores showcases everything I love about Cuban cigars – impeccable craftsmanship, smooth draw, and layers of flavor. Picked up notes of floral and cedar. Burned evenly throughout. A must-try for any serious aficionado!
Eric Turner –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta Cazadores offers excellent value for a premium Romeo y Julieta cigar. Good flavor with notes of wood and spice, even burn, and consistent quality. Perfect for a weekend smoke. Happy with this purchase!
Helen Bennett –
Solid cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has nice flavors of caramel and toast and good construction. Enjoyed about 80 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Theresa Lawson –
Best cigar I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Rich flavor profile featuring honey and nuts, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Jennifer Brown –
This is hands down one of the best cigars I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of floral and cedar. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Pamela Ward –
Best cigar I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Rich flavor profile featuring honey and nuts, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Elizabeth Taylor –
Best cigar I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Rich flavor profile featuring honey and nuts, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Lisa Barnes –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of caramel and toast throughout the smoke. Lasted about 83 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Laura Bell –
The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a respectable cigar. Nice notes of honey and nuts, decent construction. However, I found it a bit one-dimensional compared to other Romeo y Julieta offerings. Not bad, but there are better options in this price range.
Russell Fox –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of wood and spice, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Jessica White –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has good flavor – caramel and toast – but didn’t wow me like other Cubans I’ve had. Construction was fine, burn was mostly even. It’s good, just not exceptional. Worth trying though.
Henry Gardner –
This is hands down one of the best cigars I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of caramel and toast. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Michael Anderson –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of cream and vanilla throughout the 66 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Amanda Phillips –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores showcases everything I love about Cuban cigars – impeccable craftsmanship, smooth draw, and layers of flavor. Picked up notes of citrus and pepper. Burned evenly throughout. A must-try for any serious aficionado!
Teresa Myers –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of citrus and pepper. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Anna Sanders –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of wood and spice throughout the smoke. Lasted about 84 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Frank Reed –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores! Romeo y Julieta continues to impress with their quality. Wonderful complexity with honey and nuts, smooth creamy smoke, and perfect construction. One of my all-time favorites!
Gloria Ferguson –
The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a respectable cigar. Nice notes of caramel and toast, decent construction. However, I found it a bit one-dimensional compared to other Romeo y Julieta offerings. Not bad, but there are better options in this price range.
Virginia Howard –
Solid cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores has nice flavors of citrus and pepper and good construction. Enjoyed about 57 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Susan Richardson –
Absolutely outstanding cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of floral and cedar. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Christine Hayes –
Phenomenal smoke! Been enjoying Cuban cigars for years and this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is easily one of my favorites. Beautiful wrapper, flawless construction, and about 51 minutes of pure enjoyment. The flavor profile is incredible – floral and cedar. Will definitely order more!
Stephanie Rogers –
Absolutely outstanding cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of caramel and toast. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Matthew Jackson –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores is a quality cigar. Nice balance of flavor and strength. I enjoyed the caramel and toast notes throughout. Construction was very good with only one minor touch-up needed. Good cigar for experienced smokers.
Donald Long –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores! Romeo y Julieta continues to impress with their quality. Wonderful complexity with honey and nuts, smooth creamy smoke, and perfect construction. One of my all-time favorites!
Ryan Hall –
Really enjoyed this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Romeo y Julieta consistently delivers quality and this is no exception. Good complexity with notes of caramel and toast. Construction was solid and burn was even. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for with Cuban cigars. Recommended!
Emily Nelson –
This is hands down one of the best cigars I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of caramel and toast. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Harold Wells –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Cazadores from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of wood and spice throughout the smoke. Lasted about 82 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Louis Webb –
This is hands down one of the best cigars I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Cazadores exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of floral and cedar. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Brian Parker –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta Cazadores. Romeo y Julieta quality shines through with honey and nuts flavors and solid construction. A touch expensive but worth it for special occasions. Good smoke!