Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007
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| Brand | Romeo y Julieta |
| Ring Gauge | 50 |
| Length | 5.5" |
| Strength | Medium to Full |
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Product Specifications
| Brand | Romeo y Julieta |
| Line | Edición Limitada |
| Vitola | Escudos |
| Ring Gauge | 54 |
| Length | 150 mm (5 7/8″) |
| Wrapper | Cuban (Vuelta Abajo) |
| Binder | Cuban (Vuelta Abajo) |
| Filler | Cuban (Vuelta Abajo) |
| Strength | Medium to Full |
| Factory | H. Upmann, Havana |
| Country | Cuba |
| Box Count | 10 cigars |
| Smoking Time | 60-75 minutes |
| Release Year | 2007 Limited Edition |
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 ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007: A Cuban Heavyweight That Nearly Broke My Humidor
Picture this: Miami, February 2008, sitting on my buddy Carlos’s balcony overlooking Biscayne Bay. He’d just gotten back from one of his “business trips” to London (wink wink) and pulls out this monster of a cigar I’d never seen before. “Try this,” he says, handing me what looked like a small baseball bat with a Romeo y Julieta band. That was my introduction to the ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007, and honestly? I wasn’t prepared for what I was about to experience.
The thing about these ESCUDOS – and this might sound dramatic but hear me out – is that they’re not really cigars in the traditional sense. They’re more like… smoking events. At 7 inches long with a 54 ring gauge, these beauties demand respect, time, and frankly, a decent romeo y julieta humidor limited edition setup to store them properly (more on that headache later).
First Impressions: Size Matters (Sometimes)
Let me get this out of the way first: if you’re looking for a quick smoke, walk away. Just… don’t. These aren’t your everyday Romeo y Julieta Churchill or even the excellent Wide Churchills that I’ve been puffing on since the Clinton administration. The ESCUDOS is a commitment – we’re talking 2.5 to 3 hours of your life, minimum.
When I first handled one (that night in Miami), the construction was immediately apparent. Perfect. Not good, not great – perfect. The wrapper had this gorgeous Colorado shade with just enough oils to catch the setting sun. The pre-light draw gave me hints of what was coming: cedar, maybe some leather, and this underlying sweetness that reminded me of my grandmother’s molasses cookies.
But here’s where it gets interesting – and where some people are gonna disagree with me. The foot of this cigar smelled different than any Romeo I’d encountered before. More earthy, almost mineral-like. Some guys I’ve smoked with over the years describe it as “Cuban soil,” but that’s a bit too poetic for my taste. To me, it just smelled… serious.
The Smoking Experience: A Journey Worth Taking
Now, I’ve got to tell you about the light-up because it’s crucial with these big boys. You can’t rush it. I learned this the hard way when I torched through the first one Carlos gave me (yeah, he wasn’t happy about that waste). Use a soft flame, take your time, and for the love of all that’s holy, make sure you’ve got at least three hours cleared in your schedule.
The first third – and I hate dividing cigars into thirds because that’s not how I smoke, but it’s useful here – opened with this incredible cedar note. Not just any cedar, but that specific Cuban cedar you get from well-aged tobacco. There was black pepper too, but refined. Sophisticated. Like the difference between cracking fresh peppercorns and using that pre-ground dust from the grocery store.
About forty-five minutes in (I was timing it because Carlos insisted), something magical happened. The flavor profile just… expanded. Leather crept in, then this gorgeous coffee note – not espresso, more like a really good medium roast. Ethiopian, maybe. The pepper backed off just enough to let these deeper flavors breathe.
Here’s where I’m gonna say something controversial: I think the middle portion of this cigar is better than most entire cigars I’ve smoked. And I’ve smoked a lot of cigars. We’re talking Cohiba Behikes, aged Davidoffs, even some of those mythical pre-revolution Cubans my uncle somehow managed to squirrel away. The ESCUDOS, when it hits its stride, is just phenomenal.
The final third? That’s where things get complex. Some of these developed this amazing sweetness – honey, maybe some vanilla. Others (and this seems to depend on storage and age) went a bit bitter. Not unpleasantly so, but enough that you noticed. It kept me engaged though, which is saying something for a cigar this long.
Pairing: What Actually Works (And What Doesn’t)
Okay, so everyone’s gonna tell you to pair these with rum. Cuban rum, specifically. And yeah, that works. I’ve done it with Havana Club 15 and it’s lovely. But honestly? I think that’s boring advice.
My favorite pairing – and this took me years to figure out – is actually a good Islay Scotch. I know, I know, sounds weird. But hear me out. Something like Ardbeg 10 or Laphroaig Quarter Cask. The peat smoke doesn’t fight with the cigar’s earthy notes; it complements them. The maritime character of these whiskies somehow brings out that mineral quality I mentioned earlier.
For non-drinkers or afternoon smoking (though who smokes a three-hour cigar in the afternoon?), I’ve had great luck with Cuban coffee. Not that Miami café con leche stuff – I mean real Cuban coffee when you can get it. The bitterness and the cigar’s sweetness create this incredible balance.
Wine? Forget it. Tried it with a ’96 Barolo once (expensive mistake) and the wine just disappeared. Beer? Only if it’s something big – Imperial Stout territory. I had one with a Founders KBS once and it was pretty spectacular, but that’s not exactly an everyday pairing.
Storage Nightmares and Solutions
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: storing these monsters. When I first started collecting them (and yes, I went a bit crazy and bought a box), I quickly realized my standard desktop humidor wasn’t gonna cut it. These things are just too big for most standard setups.
I ended up having to invest in a larger cabinet humidor – specifically one of those Romeo y Julieta limited edition humidors I found at an estate sale (lucky find, that). Even then, these ESCUDOS take up serious real estate. Each cigar is basically equivalent to storing two or three robusto-sized smokes in terms of space.
Temperature and humidity become even more critical with cigars this size. I learned (again, the hard way) that the standard 70/70 rule doesn’t quite work here. I keep mine at 65% humidity and around 68°F. Any higher and the large ring gauge seems to develop burn issues. Any lower and they dry out too quickly given their length.
One thing I’ve noticed over the years: these cigars are sensitive to temperature fluctuations. More so than smaller formats. I lost three of them to wrapper cracks during a particularly hot Miami summer when my air conditioning decided to give up the ghost. Expensive lesson.
Who Should Smoke These (And Who Shouldn’t)
This is where I’m gonna be brutally honest, and some people aren’t gonna like what I have to say. These cigars aren’t for beginners. They’re not even for most intermediate smokers. The nicotine content alone will knock you on your ass if you’re not prepared for it (trust me on this one).
If you’re someone who typically smokes mild-to-medium cigars, skip these. Seriously. Start with regular Romeo y Julieta Churchill or maybe work your way up through some of the other limited editions first. The ESCUDOS will be there when you’re ready.
On the flip side, if you’re an experienced smoker who appreciates complexity and has the time to really engage with what you’re smoking, these are incredible. They’re not cigars you smoke while doing other things. They demand attention. They reward patience.
I’d also say these are perfect for special occasions. I’ve got maybe six left from my original purchases, and I save them for really meaningful moments. Births, anniversaries, major life events. They’re too special (and too expensive) for everyday smoking.
The Verdict and Some Real Talk
Here’s my honest assessment after 15+ years and probably two dozen of these cigars: the Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 represents Cuban cigar making at its absolute peak. When they’re good, they’re transcendent. When they’re not… well, you’ve just wasted three hours and a significant amount of money.
The inconsistency is my biggest gripe. Out of the box I bought, maybe 60% were absolutely phenomenal. The rest ranged from good to disappointing. For the price point these command now (and they’ve only gotten more expensive as stocks dwindle), that variance is frustrating.
But when you get a good one – and I mean a really good one – it’s an experience you won’t forget. That night in Miami with Carlos? I still remember every note, every flavor transition. That’s the power of a truly great cigar.
Quick Answers to Common Questions
Are they worth the current market price? Depends on what they’re going for where you are, but honestly, probably not for most people. They were a better value in 2008-2010 when you could still find them at reasonable prices.
How do they compare to other Romeo y Julieta limited editions? In my opinion, they’re the best Romeo limited edition I’ve smoked. Better than the 2009 Remedios, better than the 2011 Petit Royales (though those are completely different cigars).
Can beginners smoke these? No. Just no. You’ll make yourself sick and waste a great cigar.
How long do they last in proper storage? I’ve got some from 2008 that are still smoking beautifully. These seem to age very well, actually getting more complex over time.
If you can find them at a reasonable price and you’ve got the experience to appreciate them, grab them. If not, there are plenty of other excellent Romeo y Julieta options that won’t require a second mortgage. Either way, you can’t go wrong with Romeo – they’ve been getting it right for longer than any of us have been alive.
52 reviews for Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007
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Debra Warren –
Great cigar! Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Lawrence Rose –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Jennifer Brown –
Best cigar I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007. Rich flavor profile featuring honey and nuts, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Jack Peterson –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007! Romeo y Julieta continues to impress with their quality. Wonderful complexity with wood and spice, smooth creamy smoke, and perfect construction. One of my all-time favorites!
Helen Bennett –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of floral and cedar, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Brian Parker –
The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Douglas Wells –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Kimberly Roberts –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007. Romeo y Julieta quality shines through with caramel and toast flavors and solid construction. A touch expensive but worth it for special occasions. Good smoke!
Michael Anderson –
Solid cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 has nice flavors of citrus and pepper and good construction. Enjoyed about 88 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Michelle Adams –
Top-tier quality from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Steven Rivera –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Theresa Lawson –
Very pleased with this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007. Romeo y Julieta quality shines through with floral and cedar flavors and solid construction. A touch expensive but worth it for special occasions. Good smoke!
Emily Nelson –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Irene Cole –
Solid cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 has nice flavors of honey and nuts and good construction. Enjoyed about 74 minutes of smooth smoking. Would recommend, especially for those new to Romeo y Julieta.
Doris Spencer –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of caramel and toast throughout the 88 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Diane Ross –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Patricia Rodriguez –
Really enjoyed this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007. Romeo y Julieta consistently delivers quality and this is no exception. Good complexity with notes of honey and nuts. Construction was solid and burn was even. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for with Cuban cigars. Recommended!
Eric Turner –
Excellent cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 has a refined flavor profile – lots of caramel and toast. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 68 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Angela Griffin –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of honey and nuts, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Shirley Neal –
Phenomenal smoke! Been enjoying Cuban cigars for years and this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is easily one of my favorites. Beautiful wrapper, flawless construction, and about 61 minutes of pure enjoyment. The flavor profile is incredible – citrus and pepper. Will definitely order more!
Carolyn Jenkins –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007! 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!
Charles Foster –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Edward Coleman –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted cream and vanilla with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
William Garcia –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Karen Lee –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is simply amazing. Smooth from start to finish with beautiful notes of caramel and toast. This is my go-to cigar now. Outstanding quality and flavor complexity!
Deborah Stewart –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of caramel and toast throughout the smoke. Lasted about 77 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Gloria Ferguson –
Great smoke for the price. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 offers excellent value for a premium Romeo y Julieta cigar. Good flavor with notes of honey and nuts, even burn, and consistent quality. Perfect for a weekend smoke. Happy with this purchase!
Catherine Murray –
Very good cigar. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 lives up to its reputation. Beautiful wrapper, good construction, and nice flavor development. Tasted cream and vanilla with a smooth finish. Not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely solid. Would buy again.
Joe Fisher –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of citrus and pepper throughout the 63 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Paul Price –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007! 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!
Gary Wood –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Dennis Wallace –
The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is a respectable cigar. Nice notes of cream and vanilla, 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.
Timothy Kelly –
Five stars all the way! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Dorothy Hughes –
Incredible cigar! The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 from Romeo y Julieta is absolutely exceptional. Smooth, complex, and beautifully balanced. Got wonderful notes of cream and vanilla throughout the smoke. Lasted about 67 minutes. Already ordering another box!
Roy Torres –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of floral and cedar throughout the 86 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Jessica White –
Excellent cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 has a refined flavor profile – lots of cream and vanilla. Draw was perfect and it burned for about 62 minutes. Only minor complaint is it’s slightly strong for my taste, but overall a great smoke.
Eugene Simpson –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 delivered on flavor (floral and cedar) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Norma Palmer –
Good cigar but expected a bit more for the price. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 delivered on flavor (floral and cedar) and construction, but lacked the complexity I was hoping for. Solid smoke, just not outstanding. Still enjoyable.
Kevin Mitchell –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Victor Harper –
This is hands down one of the best cigars I’ve smoked this year. The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 exceeded all expectations. Rich, creamy smoke with complex notes of honey and nuts. Construction is perfect, ash holds firm. Worth every penny!
Marie Reynolds –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Mark Russell –
Best cigar I’ve had in a long time! Romeo y Julieta really knocked it out of the park with the Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007. Rich flavor profile featuring honey and nuts, perfect draw, and excellent burn. Can’t recommend this enough!
Howard Lynch –
Great cigar! Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Jesse Reynolds –
The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is a quality cigar. Nice balance of flavor and strength. I enjoyed the honey and nuts notes throughout. Construction was very good with only one minor touch-up needed. Good cigar for experienced smokers.
Virginia Howard –
Phenomenal smoke! Been enjoying Cuban cigars for years and this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is easily one of my favorites. Beautiful wrapper, flawless construction, and about 63 minutes of pure enjoyment. The flavor profile is incredible – wood and spice. Will definitely order more!
David Williams –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Julia Holmes –
Absolutely outstanding cigar! The Romeo y Julieta Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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!
Elizabeth Taylor –
Really enjoyed this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007. Romeo y Julieta consistently delivers quality and this is no exception. Good complexity with notes of citrus and pepper. Construction was solid and burn was even. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for with Cuban cigars. Recommended!
Matthew Jackson –
Exceptional cigar from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 delivers on every level – flavor, construction, consistency. Beautiful notes of honey and nuts throughout the 84 minute smoke. This is why Cuban cigars are legendary!
Samuel Morris –
A true masterpiece from Romeo y Julieta. This Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 is everything you want in a premium Cuban cigar. Exquisite flavors of floral and cedar, flawless construction, razor-sharp burn. Been smoking these for years and they never disappoint!
Jonathan Baker –
Decent cigar but not my favorite from Romeo y Julieta. The Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007 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.
Cheryl Chapman –
Absolutely love this Romeo y Julieta ESCUDOS Edición Limitada 2007! 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!