Romeo y Julieta Coronas
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| Brand | Romeo y Julieta |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 5.625" |
| Strength | Mild to Medium |
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Product Specifications
| Brand | Romeo y Julieta |
| Line | Regular Production |
| Vitola | Corona |
| Ring Gauge | 42 |
| Length | 142 mm (5 5/8″) |
| 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 | 40-55 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.
The Moment I Knew Romeo y Julieta Coronas Were Something Special
It was 2003, maybe 2004 – hell, after two decades of smoking, some of those early years blur together – and I was sitting on a buddy’s porch in Miami. Mike had just gotten back from a “business trip” to the Bahamas (wink wink), and he pulls out this box of Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Not the romeo y julieta petit corona that everyone seems to gravitate toward these days, but the full-sized Coronas. 5⅛ inches of pure Cuban craftsmanship.
I’ll be honest – up until that point, I was all about Cohiba and Montecristo. Thought Romeo y Julieta was maybe a bit… I don’t know, pedestrian? Boy, was I wrong. That first draw, with the Miami humidity hanging thick around us and the sun setting over the canal behind Mike’s house, completely changed my perspective on this marca. The smoke was creamy, elegant, and had this underlying complexity that just kept revealing itself layer by layer.
That’s the thing about Romeo y Julieta – they don’t punch you in the face with boldness like a Partagás might. Instead, they seduce you. Slowly. Deliberately.
First Impressions: The Look and Feel
When you first handle a Romeo y Julieta Corona, you’re immediately struck by the construction. I’ve probably smoked hundreds of these over the years (my wife would say thousands, but who’s counting?), and the consistency is remarkable. The wrapper – that gorgeous Colorado shade – has this silky texture that just feels right between your fingers.
The cap is usually perfect. Not too pointed, not too flat. You know what I mean if you’ve ever struggled with a poorly capped stick. The band, of course, is iconic. That red and gold design has been turning heads since 1875, and honestly, it never gets old. Sometimes I catch myself just staring at the damn thing before I light up.
One thing I’ve noticed over the years – and this might sound crazy – but you can almost predict how a Romeo Corona is going to smoke just by feeling the wrapper. The oils, the slight give when you press gently… it’s like reading tea leaves, but for cigars.
Pre-Light Ritual
I always do a cold draw test. Always. With Romeo Coronas, you’re usually looking at notes of cedar (that’s the aging talking), maybe some sweet hay, occasionally a hint of cocoa. If you’re getting harsh tobacco or nothing at all, put it back. Trust me on this one.
The foot aroma is where things get interesting. Good Romeo Coronas smell like a well-maintained humidor – that perfect blend of Spanish cedar and aged tobacco. Sometimes you’ll catch a whiff of something floral, almost perfume-like. That’s when you know you’ve got a good one.
The Flavor Journey: Not Your Typical Third-by-Third Breakdown
Look, I could give you the standard “first third, second third, final third” analysis that every cigar reviewer seems to do, but that’s not how I smoke. And it’s definitely not how Romeo Coronas reveal themselves.
Instead, let me tell you about the moments.
The initial light – if you’re doing it right with a wooden match or butane lighter (please tell me you’re not using a Zippo) – gives you this burst of sweetness. Almost like brown sugar or molasses. It’s fleeting, maybe three or four puffs, but it sets the tone for everything that follows.
Then comes what I call the “settling in” phase. This is where the Romeo Corona shows its breeding. The smoke becomes incredibly smooth, almost creamy. You’re getting cedar – lots of cedar – but it’s not overwhelming. There’s this underlying nuttiness, kind of like toasted almonds, that weaves in and out.
About an inch in (though it varies with humidity and how you’re smoking), something magical happens. The cigar opens up. Suddenly you’re tasting leather, maybe some coffee, sometimes even a hint of vanilla. This is where the romeo y julieta petit corona differs a bit – the smaller ring gauge concentrates these flavors more intensely, but the Corona gives you more time to explore them.
The middle section – and this is where Romeo y Julieta really shines – maintains this incredible balance. I’ve never had a Romeo Corona turn bitter on me. Ever. And believe me, I’ve smoked some real dogs from other manufacturers over the years.
As you get toward the final inch or so, things get interesting. The flavors intensify without becoming harsh. You might pick up some spice, maybe black pepper, but it’s always refined. Never aggressive.
A Word About Strength
Romeo Coronas are medium-bodied, maybe medium-plus if you’re smoking on an empty stomach (which I don’t recommend, by the way). They’re not going to knock you on your ass like a Bolivar, but they’re not lightweight either. Perfect for afternoon smoking or after a good meal.
What I Pair These With (And What Actually Works)
Over the years, I’ve tried Romeo Coronas with just about everything you can imagine. Some combinations work beautifully. Others… well, let’s just say I learned some lessons the hard way.
Coffee: This is probably the most obvious pairing, but it works for a reason. I’m partial to a good Cuban coffee (Café Bustelo will do in a pinch), but honestly, any medium to dark roast complements the nutty, cedary flavors perfectly. Avoid anything too acidic though – it’ll clash with the smoothness of the cigar.
Rum: Now we’re talking. A good aged rum and a Romeo Corona is like… well, it’s like being transported to Havana circa 1955. I’ve had great luck with Flor de Caña 12-year, Ron Zacapa 23, and if you can get your hands on it, Havana Club 15. The sweetness of the rum plays beautifully against the tobacco.
Scotch: This is where I might ruffle some feathers. A lot of guys swear by pairing Cuban cigars with single malts, but I think it’s often overkill. That said, a mild Highland scotch – something like Glenlivet 12 or Dalwhinnie 15 – can work. Just don’t go reaching for that Lagavulin; you’ll obliterate the subtle flavors of the Romeo.
Wine: Here’s my controversial take – red wine and Cuban cigars don’t always play well together. Too much tannin, too much competing complexity. But I’ve had some amazing experiences with a good aged Madeira or even a quality port. The sweetness bridges the gap beautifully.
Beer: Don’t laugh. A well-made stout or porter can be incredible with a Romeo Corona. The roasted malt flavors echo the coffee and chocolate notes in the tobacco. I’ve had great luck with Guinness, surprisingly, and with some of the craft stouts coming out of places like Stone Brewing.
Food Pairings
Romeo Coronas are perfect after-dinner cigars, but they’re also refined enough for late afternoon smoking. I’ve enjoyed them after everything from Cuban sandwiches (obviously) to prime rib dinners. The key is not to overpower your palate before lighting up.
Who Should Smoke These (And Who Should Skip Them)
Perfect for:
- Newcomers to Cuban cigars who want to understand what the fuss is about
- Experienced smokers looking for elegance over power
- Anyone who appreciates balance and complexity
- Business smoking (they’re impressive without being ostentatious)
- Golfers (the even burn and manageable strength work great on the course)
Skip if:
- You prefer full-bodied, knock-your-socks-off cigars
- You’re looking for something with lots of spice and pepper
- You need a quick smoke (these demand time and attention)
- You’re on a tight budget (quality Cuban cigars ain’t cheap, folks)
Here’s something I probably shouldn’t admit – I’ve given Romeo Coronas to friends who claimed they didn’t like cigars, and converted more than a few. There’s something about the smoothness and approachability that seems to work even for reluctant smokers.
Storage Tips and Insider Knowledge
Alright, let’s talk about keeping these beauties in peak condition. Romeo y Julieta Coronas are more forgiving than some Cuban marcas, but they still deserve respect.
Humidity: I keep mine between 65-68% RH. Any higher and you risk the wrapper getting too oily; any lower and you’ll lose some of that signature smoothness. I learned this the hard way when I first started collecting – had a whole box dry out because I thought 60% was sufficient. It wasn’t.
Temperature: Steady is more important than perfect. I aim for around 68-70°F, but the key is avoiding fluctuations. That spare bedroom humidor might seem like a good idea until your HVAC starts cycling dramatically.
Aging: Here’s where it gets interesting. Fresh Romeo Coronas are good. Romeo Coronas with 3-5 years on them are sublime. The harsh edges (what few there are) completely disappear, and the complexity deepens considerably. I’ve got a few boxes from 2018 that I’m trying to resist diving into.
Box dates: Pay attention to them. I’ve noticed that Romeo Coronas from certain years smoke better than others. 2019 was a particularly good year, in my opinion. 2020… well, let’s just say even Cuban cigar production wasn’t immune to that year’s chaos.
A Few Quirks I’ve Noticed
Romeo Coronas sometimes need a bit of help staying lit, especially in humid conditions. Don’t be afraid to touch up the burn line if needed. It’s not a sign of poor construction – it’s just the nature of the blend.
Also, these cigars seem to smoke differently depending on the season. I swear they’re more complex in cooler weather, though that might just be my imagination (or the fact that I pay more attention when I’m not sweating my ass off).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do Romeo Coronas compare to the petit corona size?
A: The romeo y julieta petit corona delivers similar flavors in a more concentrated package. It’s a great option if you want the Romeo experience but don’t have 90 minutes to spare. The trade-off is complexity – the Corona size gives you more time to explore the nuances.
Q: Are these beginner-friendly?
A: Absolutely. In fact, I’d argue they’re one of the best introduction cigars to the Cuban experience. They’re forgiving, approachable, and showcase what Cuban tobacco can do without overwhelming newer smokers.
Q: How can I tell if I’ve got a fake?
A: Buy from reputable sources, obviously. But beyond that, pay attention to the construction quality, the band details, and the box codes. Fakes are getting better, but they usually fall short on the subtleties – poor cap construction, uneven wrapper seams, bands that feel cheap.
Q: What’s a fair price?
A: This varies wildly depending on where you are and current market conditions. I’ve seen singles go for anywhere from $15 to $35. Box prices… well, that’s a moving target these days. Just remember – if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Q: How long do these take to smoke?
A: Plan on 75-90 minutes if you’re smoking at a reasonable pace. These aren’t cigars to rush. Take your time, pay attention, and enjoy the journey.
Final Thoughts
Look, I’ve smoked a lot of cigars over the past twenty-plus years. Some have been transcendent experiences, others have been expensive disappointments. Romeo y Julieta Coronas fall firmly into the first category.
They’re not the most powerful cigars you’ll ever smoke. They’re not the most complex. But they might just be the most consistently excellent. In a world where even premium cigars can be hit-or-miss, that consistency is worth its weight in gold.
If you’re new to Cuban cigars, start here. If you’re a seasoned veteran, come back to these when you want to remember why you fell in love with this hobby in the first place. And if you’re looking for a cigar that represents the best of what Cuba has to offer without breaking the bank or overwhelming your palate – well, you’ve found it.
Just do me a favor – when you light one up, take a moment to appreciate what you’re experiencing. These are handmade works of art, crafted by people who’ve been perfecting their techniques for generations. That deserves respect. And probably a good glass of rum.
76 reviews for Romeo y Julieta Coronas
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Deborah Stewart –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivered on flavor (floral and cedar) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Alexander Green –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Julia Holmes –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has good flavor – floral and cedar – 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.
George Collins –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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.
Cynthia Bailey –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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.
Eric Turner –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Romeo y Julieta quality shines through with citrus and pepper flavors and solid construction. A touch expensive but worth it for special occasions. Good smoke!
Irene Cole –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of citrus and pepper. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Keith Dixon –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of cream and vanilla. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Tyler Hill –
This is hands down one of the best coronas I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of honey and nuts. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Richard Howard –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivered on flavor (cream and vanilla) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Christopher Wilson –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Dennis Wallace –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas showcases everything I love about Cuban cigars – impeccable craftsmanship, smooth draw, and layers of flavor. Picked up notes of wood and spice. Burned evenly throughout. A must-try for any serious aficionado!
Theresa Lawson –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of honey and nuts. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Angela Griffin –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of floral and cedar throughout the 88 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Donna Campbell –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of cream and vanilla. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Thomas Perry –
Best corona I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Rich flavor profile featuring floral and cedar, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Maria Patterson –
This is hands down one of the best coronas I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of citrus and pepper. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Elizabeth Taylor –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Coronas! 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!
Victor Harper –
This is hands down one of the best coronas I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of floral and cedar. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Carol King –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of honey and nuts. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Rebecca Cook –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of wood and spice throughout the 64 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Andrew Thompson –
Really enjoyed this Romeo y Julieta Coronas. 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!
Rose Martinez –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas offers excellent value for a premium Romeo y Julieta cigar. Good flavor with notes of caramel and toast, even burn, and consistent quality. Perfect for a weekend smoke. Happy with this purchase!
Timothy Kelly –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is a quality corona. 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.
Henry Gardner –
Great cigar! Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas offers excellent quality and flavor. Notes of honey and nuts throughout, good burn, nice draw. Not quite perfect but very close. Will definitely order again!
Patricia Rodriguez –
Solid corona from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has nice flavors of floral and cedar and good construction. Enjoyed about 77 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Louis Webb –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of citrus and pepper, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Charles Foster –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Annie Griffin –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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.
Laura Bell –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has good flavor – floral and cedar – 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.
Arthur Knight –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta Coronas. 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!
Russell Fox –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Romeo y Julieta quality shines through with citrus and pepper flavors and solid construction. A touch expensive but worth it for special occasions. Good smoke!
Carolyn Jenkins –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas showcases everything I love about Cuban cigars – impeccable craftsmanship, smooth draw, and layers of flavor. Picked up notes of cream and vanilla. Burned evenly throughout. A must-try for any serious aficionado!
Sarah Johnson –
This is hands down one of the best coronas I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of honey and nuts. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Frances Hunt –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivered on flavor (cream and vanilla) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Steven Ross –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is a quality corona. 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.
Jack Peterson –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Coronas from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of honey and nuts throughout the smoke. Lasted about 67 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Teresa Myers –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Coronas from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of honey and nuts throughout the smoke. Lasted about 47 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Jessica White –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Nicholas Allen –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted wood and spice with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Doris Spencer –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of citrus and pepper, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Steven Rivera –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivered on flavor (citrus and pepper) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Albert Fisher –
Best corona I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Rich flavor profile featuring cream and vanilla, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Paul Price –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of honey and nuts. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Diane Ross –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of honey and nuts throughout the 87 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Joshua Clark –
Phenomenal smoke! Been enjoying Cuban cigars for years and this Romeo y Julieta Coronas is easily one of my favorites. Beautiful wrapper, flawless construction, and about 47 minutes of pure enjoyment. The flavor profile is incredible – honey and nuts. Will definitely order more!
Margaret Butler –
Really enjoyed this Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Romeo y Julieta consistently delivers quality and this is no exception. Good complexity with notes of floral and cedar. Construction was solid and burn was even. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for with Cuban cigars. Recommended!
Christine Hayes –
This is hands down one of the best coronas I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of honey and nuts. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Edward Coleman –
The Romeo y Julieta Coronas is a respectable corona. Nice notes of citrus and pepper, 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.
Howard Lynch –
Best corona I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Rich flavor profile featuring honey and nuts, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Peter Hayes –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted honey and nuts with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Sharon Scott –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of honey and nuts. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Donald Long –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivered on flavor (wood and spice) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Jennifer Brown –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is a quality corona. 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.
Gregory Murphy –
Phenomenal smoke! Been enjoying Cuban cigars for years and this Romeo y Julieta Coronas is easily one of my favorites. Beautiful wrapper, flawless construction, and about 79 minutes of pure enjoyment. The flavor profile is incredible – floral and cedar. Will definitely order more!
Kathleen Cooper –
This is hands down one of the best coronas I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of floral and cedar. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Norma Palmer –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of honey and nuts. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Larry Barnes –
Best corona I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Rich flavor profile featuring caramel and toast, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Michael Anderson –
Solid corona from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has nice flavors of caramel and toast and good construction. Enjoyed about 61 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Anthony Harris –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Virginia Howard –
Excellent corona from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has a refined flavor profile – lots of wood and spice. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 86 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Anna Sanders –
Best corona I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta Coronas. Rich flavor profile featuring floral and cedar, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
James Robinson –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of cream and vanilla. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Jonathan Baker –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Karen Lee –
Great cigar! Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas offers excellent quality and flavor. Notes of floral and cedar throughout, good burn, nice draw. Not quite perfect but very close. Will definitely order again!
Debra Warren –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has good flavor – wood and spice – 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.
Melissa Evans –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of honey and nuts. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Harold Wells –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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.
Lisa Walker –
Decent corona but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta Coronas has good flavor – floral and cedar – 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.
Amanda Phillips –
Absolutely outstanding corona! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas delivers exceptional quality from start to finish. Rich, complex flavors with notes of citrus and pepper. Perfect construction and draw. This is what premium Cuban cigars are all about. Highly recommended!
Emily Nelson –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Coronas! 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!
Brian Parker –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Coronas! 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!
Gary Wood –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Beverly Mason –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas 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!
Roy Torres –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta Coronas! Romeo y Julieta continues to impress with their quality. Wonderful complexity with floral and cedar, smooth creamy smoke, and perfect construction. One of my all-time favorites!
Betty Lewis –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta Coronas is a quality corona. 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.