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Romeo and Julietta Edicion Limitada 2018

CgarDan

CgarDan

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8FD4F494-452E-4B74-9A71-E22BB02203C3.jpegUpon the initial inspection I can’t find a single fault with this stick. Feels just right in the hand weight wise. Warraper is still showing the oily character with a very smooth sheen. Foot smells of cedar and hay. Using punching the cap the pre light draw is fantastic - hinting at the great construction. Flavor wise I am detecting smooth nuances of cedar and some inherent sweetness

Time to light this thing. Right away I am getting notes of coffee, nutmeg and perhaps molasses like sweetness. Retro is of white pepper and dark chocolate - excellent combination. Not overpowering. First third is pretty much smooth balanced bliss

I like to flip off the ash at about this length but it looks like you can smoke through about half a stick without it falling down on its own. As you can see the burn is perfect once again

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Second third is more creamy with almond like flavors and oatmeal cookie Sweetness on the finish. Pepper is gone on the retro and replaced with stewed fruit.

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Into the last third now. Profile is a repeat of the 1st third which I loved. This will be a nubber for sure
 
Great review! I'll have to see if LCdH here has them in stock so I can pick up a few and put them in the "forgotten" shelf of the fridgidor.
 
Have some Celestiales finos from 1998 discontinued in 2002 hard to smoke one and break up the awesome box.
 

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So in 1998 we were dying as the cigar boom went under.
I thought what if I cut my hair in the shape of cigars. All the regulars had to come and see - they brought friends to take pics.
Business boomed for a moment.
Then they insisted I do it every year and it lasted for a few years. Like a woman it took a hour to make up every day trim and dye - stopped after 3 or 4 years.
Always a hit at the RTDA.
 
cigrman123 said:
So in 1998 we were dying as the cigar boom went under.
I thought what if I cut my hair in the shape of cigars. All the regulars had to come and see - they brought friends to take pics.
Business boomed for a moment.
Then they insisted I do it every year and it lasted for a few years. Like a woman it took a hour to make up every day trim and dye - stopped after 3 or 4 years.
Always a hit at the RTDA.
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What in the hell is they point of that?
 
cigrman123 said:
So in 1998 we were dying as the cigar boom went under.
I thought what if I cut my hair in the shape of cigars. All the regulars had to come and see - they brought friends to take pics.
Business boomed for a moment.
Then they insisted I do it every year and it lasted for a few years. Like a woman it took a hour to make up every day trim and dye - stopped after 3 or 4 years.
Always a hit at the RTDA.
Click to expand...
Damn... and all this time I thought it was a turd...
 
And I always wondered why -
Odd people from cigar forums would seek me out to lick my head...
 
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