Romeo y Julieta Brown Label

Wednesday, May 22, 2024

Lit up a brown label Romeo y Julieta and was impressed with it's very gentle taste. 

This was more girthful than the red label I had the other day. 

The smoke was mild and a number of different flavors came through over the course of smoking the cigar. Sometimes it was bitter and earthy but still soft and smooth. 

                                 

Bold chocolatey flavors came through at other points. 

And sometimes it tasted a little minty.

I let the ash go longer than I usually do. Just as I was thinking about ashing it it broke broke of on its own all over my jacket.

All in all a very enjoyable cigar.   

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