The Romeo y Julieta Havoc Magnum is a double toro cigar that measures 6x60. The cigar features a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper with a smooth feel to it and a loose pack. Really, it's a pretty basic cigar, the size is the only thing really going for it. Because it's a big cigar you may think it's going to be a long smoke, but it burns through a lot faster than you may think. Let's get it lit up and start reviewing.
When you get the cigar lit up, you immediately get a sweet/earthy nut flavor with some pepper blended in there. On the finish, I couldn't make out exactly what the flavor was, all I could pick up was that it was sweet with very little spice. With this cigar you get a decently even burn, not perfect, a good amount of smoke, and a perfect draw. So far so good.
The 2/3's point of this cigar loses the sweet nut flavor and brings in a toasty earth flavor. The burn has become a lot more uneven during this section of the smoke, but the draw and smoke output have stayed the same. On the finish, the spice has become more prevalent, and lingers in the back of your throat.
3/3's to the end of the smoke loses the toasty flavors and brings back the sweet earth flavor you get at the beginning. The burn has become more even, but that's after me touching it up. This cigar is a good stick overall. You get high quality taste at a great price ($6). An everyday smoke if you have the time for it.
Stogie Rite score: 95
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