Review Notes: Met up with some friends at a local shop and grabbed this one...my friends opted for the San Agustin. Both cigars are excellent. My only issue was the burn....slightly problematic. Started out really smooth and creamy with some pepper. Towards the end it got a little stronger but always pleasant. Perfect draw with assloads of smoke. The price may be a tad high but, thats what I think about most cigars I smoke. This is a fantastic cigar that looks incredible to boot. I think it is appropriate for beginners and experienced smokers alike. I look at the ratings for this cigar and I am dissapointed.....among one of my favorites.

Review Notes: This was one of easier 40+ rg smokes that I have ever experienced. This one was smooth, easy on the draw, and didn't kick my ass. The flavor was lightly peppery with a medium bodied feel. I have smoked cigars for over 35 years and this is one of the gentler smokes. This one treats you right whether you are enjoying it slowly with a fine drink or sucking it down during a Texas Hold'Em game with a beer.

Review Notes: This cigar looks good, great long ash, smells nice and even got a comment while smoking it the street to that effect. The taste is mild. it is nice in the sense that it not bitter, but it also is light and non-complex.

Review Notes: i've had a few spanish rosados. in fact, in my experience they've been the only partagas cigar i've liked (still, i've not yet tried partagas black) it has a beautiful wrapper, an enchanting aroma, and a wonderful taste....if you get a good one. i decided i was going to buy some cigars today and was seriously considering getting a box of these, but i decided to go to the shop and pick one up first to help me make up my mind. good thing. i've only ever had two bad spanish rosados, and both times they were ramon y ramon.....the best experiences have been with the mitico and familia. this cigar is still burning out on my back porch, and i hesitate to return to it. the draw is obscenely tight, and the smoke is harsh, hot, and a little bitter. not at ALL what i remember the past cigars being like, except in this size! if you're going to get one of the smaller sizes because of pricing, go for the san augustin - the wider ring gauge will probably give you more of the great aspects of this line than the ramon y ramon offers. good cigar, somewhat inconsistant.... and yet in the proper sizes, it's among my very favorites....

Review Notes: Moderate strength with richness that builds throughout the smoke. Slightly peppery. Good looking dark brown wrapper and firm construction. The draw is consistently good on all I've tried so far. The burn is sometimes slightly uneven and usually self corrects. Never had a bad Spanish Rosado yet.