Over 235 Years of heritageRomeo y Julieta
Romeo Y Julieta is the name of two brands of cigars, one of which is produced in Cuba, and the other in the Dominican Republic. First established in 1875 by Inocencio Alvarez and Manin Garcia, the brand was named after the Shakespeare play, Romeo and Juliet. During its initial inception, the brand won several awards for taste testing events that were held between the period of 1885 to 1900. This accolade is now represented by the gold medals in the logo of famous cigars like the Romeo Y Julieta No.2.
After the brand was acquired by José Rodriguez Fernandez, the former head of the Cabañas factory, the cigar brand grew exponentially in popularity. This was due to Fernandez’s constant travels to Europe and the Americas in order to promote the brand. The brand quickly became so popular with the wealthy that there was an incredible demand for personalisation of cigar bands. It is estimated that, at the peak of production, there was over 2,000 personalised cigar bands being produced for customers.
When Fernandez passed away in 1954, the brand was moved to La Romana in the Dominican Republic, where it maintains production for a global audience as a top selling global brand.
Romeo y Julieta
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Romeo y Julieta Mille Fleur 2021 ReleaseOut of stock- Strength : 3 / 5 Length : 5 1/8”
- Ring Gauge : 42 20-30 minutes
- Origin : Cuba Vitola : Petit Corona
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- Strength : 2 / 5 Length : 5 1/8”
- Ring Gauge : 42 20-30 minutes
- Origin : Cuba Vitola : Petit Corona
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Romeo y Julieta Tubos No. 2Out of stock- Strength : 2 / 5 Length : 5 1/8”
- Ring Gauge : 42 20-30 minutes
- Origin : Cuba Vitola : Petit Corona
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Romeo y Julieta
Romeo Y Julieta is the name of two brands of cigars, one of which is produced in Cuba, and the other in the Dominican Republic. First established in 1875 by Inocencio Alvarez and Manin Garcia, the brand was named after the Shakespeare play, Romeo and Juliet. During its initial inception, the brand won several awards for taste testing events that were held between the period of 1885 to 1900. This accolade is now represented by the gold medals in the logo of famous cigars like the Romeo Y Julieta No.2.
After the brand was acquired by José Rodriguez Fernandez, the former head of the Cabañas factory, the cigar brand grew exponentially in popularity. This was due to Fernandez’s constant travels to Europe and the Americas in order to promote the brand. The brand quickly became so popular with the wealthy that there was an incredible demand for personalisation of cigar bands. It is estimated that, at the peak of production, there was over 2,000 personalised cigar bands being produced for customers.
When Fernandez passed away in 1954, the brand was moved to La Romana in the Dominican Republic, where it maintains production for a global audience as a top selling global brand.
