The Puritos of Romeo y Julieta serves a connoiseur with five short breaks. Yet another marvel of how the typical taste of Cuban cigars lingers even in larger-sized cigarillos.

While it's bit more primitive than the modern Romeo y Julietas, it maintains a catchy and very tasteful character.

Immediately after lighting, a barrage of noble tobacco tastes grace the palate, a slow but noticeable increase inhalation acclimes to a smoky spicy finale.

Every little break has its drink, the coffee in the afternoon, the quick beer in the early evening or the nightly whiskey at the bar, this remains a peace-setter in it's own right.