Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve Cigars

• Country: Honduras
• Wrapper: Nicaragua
• Binder: Nicaragua
• Filler: Honduras, Nicaragua
• Strength: Medium to Full

 

We are proud to offer the newest line from Romeo y Julieta. The new Reserve (Altadis USA just changed the name of this brand by eliminating the word "HABABANA" from its name, guess the reason is that they also own 50% of CubaTabaco and are preparing for lifting of the U.S. embargo) comes in slightly darker boxes, sporting the famous Romeo logo, containing 27 cigars each. Unlike the plain Romeo, the Habana Reserve is Handmade in Honduras at the Flor de Copan factory. It is a full-body cigar, setting a new record for the famous line. The smoke is distinguished by its smooth creamy flavors of cinnamon and caramelized peanuts. The aroma is full rich and tasty in the way only the best Honduran tobacco can create. Indeed, the structure of the Habana reserve is marvelous. Fine, succulent silky wrapper leaves coating an interesting combination of Nicaraguan Honduran blend. It all adds up to a great cigar at a great price. These boxes are priced for 25 cigars but are made with 27 cigars, so you’re getting two free cigars built in with every box. Better yet, at Mike’s Cigars price you are getting about 40% off of every box. Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve the newest line from Romeo y Julieta, and we are the first to sell it! It is made from the finest blend of Nicaraguan and Honduran tobaccos and a Nicaraguan binder leaf. Together these Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve a rich, robust earthy flavor. Mike's Cigars is proud to be the number one seller of Romeo y Julieta samplers in the world and we offer the absolute best deals on your favorite Romeo y Julieta cigars. Available in singles, packs and boxes, you're sure to find something to fit your needs. Mike's Cigars carries the entire Romeo y Julieta product line, including the Romeo y Julieta 1875, the Reserva Real, the Reserva Maduro, the Aniversario, and the Vintage as well as the Edicion Limitada and the Habana Reserve described here.