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CubanStocked · 09-30-2014, 10:23 AM

there is some confusion about the new cigars out by romeo...theres the RyJ which does feature a silky smooth wrapper but fails on taste and complexity. Then there is the RoMeo by RyJ which is decent for a maduro wrap. Not too much on taste but MSRP puts this line between $6.50 - $9.00 so its not bad. Then lastly, there is the "1875" romeo, not to be confused with the flagship Romeo y Julita 1875 line...the new 1875 line features a much lighter wrapper but Nicaraguan filler....smooth, somewhat flavorful...at best a golfing cigar. Again tho, the only thing that the 1875 has going for it is the price points (MSRP $5.50 - $6.75). I've had all 3 line if you want an in depth review...but to be quick, the RyJ is not worth it

09-30-2014, 10:23 AM	#3
CubanStocked Just in from the Storm Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 9 Trading: (0)	Re: RyJ Anyone? there is some confusion about the new cigars out by romeo...theres the RyJ which does feature a silky smooth wrapper but fails on taste and complexity. Then there is the RoMeo by RyJ which is decent for a maduro wrap. Not too much on taste but MSRP puts this line between $6.50 - $9.00 so its not bad. Then lastly, there is the "1875" romeo, not to be confused with the flagship Romeo y Julita 1875 line...the new 1875 line features a much lighter wrapper but Nicaraguan filler....smooth, somewhat flavorful...at best a golfing cigar. Again tho, the only thing that the 1875 has going for it is the price points (MSRP $5.50 - $6.75). I've had all 3 line if you want an in depth review...but to be quick, the RyJ is not worth it