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Our Customer Reviews for
Juan Y Ramon CigarsHORRIBLE!!!! These cigars are garbage. Anyone who says these are a good smoke or are worth the price vs quality are completely ignorant. DO NOT BUY THESE CIGARS, if you want a cheap quality cigar go with Mosaico. They are a steal for what you'll pay for them, an all around great smoke that you don't have to break the bank for or compromise quality for price.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Chitwood of Boston, on September 24, 2008even a cheap stick should stay together, no goodgood price but couldn't even punch or cut, with out it coming apart. very dry.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Suave by Rod of Indiana on August 4, 2008easy burn and a lot of great flavor.Juan y. Ramon a maker of some of the finest cigars.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by barry of westchester on April 23, 2008Enjoyed this one.I received one of these in a sampler and I must say that I really enjoyed this cigar. It was mellow and very aromatic. The scent was sweet even as it sat burning in the ashtray. The taste was exceptional and consistent. The cigar had at least one minor flaw. It was a bit soft and spongy, but still an all-around pleasant smoke.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by Rev. J of Connecticut on April 3, 2008BEST VALUETHESE CIGARS ARE SMOOTH, EASY DRAW, AND CONSISTENT BURNING. ARGUABLY THE BEST CIGAR VALUE AVAILABLE.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Suave by KARL of BOW, WASHINGTON on March 15, 2008The Worst Cigar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Normally, I only write a review online to give praise to a note-worthy cigar! Today, I want to tell all afficionados to stay away from this brand! I have had two and the first one made me choke, gag, and cough the rest of the night, and I couldn't even finish the second one! my advice... is to take your money and add that to a better smoking, better tasting cigar!
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by Edward J. Sellers Jr. of CA on February 16, 2008A decent dollar cigarI received this cigar as part of a sampler with my last order.
I noticed that the wrapper had a few discolorations when I first removed it from the wrapper. Other than that I thought it was a well constructed cigar.
For my taste buds it is a mild cigar. I read where folks had some problems with unraveling, the stick I am smoking has not done so. The cigar's taste was apparent upon lighting it. It set up quickly and did not change over time. The taste is simple..a hint of butter perhaps. If I had to judge the cigar not knowing the price I would say it was 'ok.' Taking the price into consideration I would say it is a very good value for the price.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Corona by Steve S of Charlotte, NC on January 3, 2008CRAPTHIS ONE IS CRAP. POOR BURN,NO TASTE,CONSTANT RELIGHTS,POOR DRAW. THIS IS ONE TO STAY AWAY FROM.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by LEONARDKL of NY on September 13, 2007NICE SMOKEUSUALLY SMOKE LARGER CIGARS, THIS ONE WAS IN A SAMPLER. EXCELLENT BURN, CONSTRUCTION WAS FAIR,STARTED TO UNRAVEL MID WAY THROUGH. EVEN BURN,GOOD TASTE.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by LEONARDKL of NY on September 13, 2007Good cigar with morning coffeeEnjoy the Toro Natural with morning coffee. Good mild smoke, easy draw. Left them in humidor for a couple of weeks to stabilize before lighting up. Burned even and was a pleasure all the way down. Next I will try the maduros. For the price they can't be beat.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by Rick of Chicago on September 9, 2007NICE MILD SMOKEWon a 10 pack in auction, nice nutty favor, good draw and burn. Would consider buying a bundle when I finish these.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by LEONARDKL of NY on September 3, 2007Okay....Maybe.. Probably better choices out there.These are not as bad as some and not as good as others. Variable from stick to stick. Some draw, some don't, some stink and some don't. Don't smoke these in your car or anyplace else you don't want stunk up - the aroma does linger. Okay for a Golf Course Cigar or to give to people you don't like very much.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Wacko of San Diego on July 10, 2007Dry, outer wrapper breaks and unravels, no good.These were without a doubt, the worst cigars I've ever purchased. The cigars were shipped totally dehydrated. When hydrated, they burned inconsistently, the outer wrapper fell off, cracked, and the cigars swelled up! Terrible purchase.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by Dan Jorgensen of Oceano, Ca on January 13, 2007EH SO-SOThe first cigar of the bundle..SO-SO. Nothing spectacular. Draw was fair. Aroma was OK. Chew was good. Burn...well that depended which half of the cigar was lit at the time (like there was a stick of wood in it slowing it down). After about 2/3rds of thw way down the burn began to even out but by then it waa almost time to snuff it. I left the remainders in the humidor to "age" for about 6 weeks. Tried another and had the same results. Only one of the 25 burned evenly from start to finish. Maybe it was just this bunch of Corona's but I don't thnk I want to test others of this brand to see. Maybe I shouldn't be too critical if a cigar that looks good, chews good, and costs less than a dollar a stick.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Corona by Bill of Romeoville, IL on November 29, 2006I would buy them againI was reluctant to buy these when I initially ordered them, and more than a little skeptical....Boy, was I wrong! The first thing I noticed was the uniquely colored, earthy-smelling Connecticut wrapper. Interesting. Then I lit it up...a dense sweet earthiness greets the palate, and mellows into charcoal with a little spiciness. The wrappers were dry when they arrived...I would definitely herf them several days. 1 inch ash, and burns a little hot past the midway point, but what do you want at this price?! This is a great cigar for guys who are on a budget, value hounds, and even those looking to fill out their regular rotation. These pack lots of flavor, and their dirt cheap! Joker gives this deal the thumbs up!
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by Joker of Ohio on May 3, 2006Uh...NoNot good, in fact horrible. Glad I paid less than $2 for this one. Taste (like a farm animals waste), construction, burn and finish all were sub par. A friend warned me about this brand. Next time I'll listen.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by Smokensparks of Sparks, NV on February 25, 2006They are an item!First there was Adam Y Eve, then there was Romeo Y Juliet, today its Juan Y Ramon. nevertheless, what they have concockted is a woodsy / ash flavored smoke. Its not as bad as a roly or others that wreak of ammonia. In fact other than the lack of strong flavor and good appearence, its not bad. It does have ample kick to make it a worthwile smoke and probabaly will get you vip seats at the Adonis Club.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Suave by Compay Segoundo of TN on October 23, 2005UnderatedMuch better than Roly and closer to Puros Indios. Nothing exotic... nothing bad...good smoke for the money that has no major hangups. It does need to be 80% humidity for 3 weeks before they can be smoked.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by compay of on October 20, 2005Glad they were cheapI don't know if these cigars were just rolled recently or what the deal was, but they would not burn worth a lick. When it did burn it was not even and the draw was sub-par. I felt like I was sucking a watermelon through a straw. When I finally decided that it was not worth the time to try and smoke this cigar, I unraveled it to look at how it was put together. Not exactly the best construction but not too bad. The tobacco felt damp though. I threw what was left on the fire pit and that would not even ignite the tobacco. Perhaps these just need more time in the humidor, but if you are looking for a bundle ready to smoke, I would tell you to stay away. I will put these in the humidor and let them age a bit before I try and smoke another.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Suave by Scott of Arizona on October 6, 2005Juan y Ramon ChurchillUnfotunately I must say this is probably the worst cigar I have ever smoked.They taste of nothing but dirt,the wrappers and construction were of very poor quality.almost every one came unraveled and the bands were glued to the cigars making it literally impossible to remove them without pulling huge pieces of the wrapper off with them.i made the mistake of purchasing 2 bundles and you can rest assured this will never happen again.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by manolin rosario of fairfax,va. on April 1, 2005Decent cigarI liked it. Probably, best of the cheap bundles, however keep it in your humidor for at least a week - you'll like it better.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Eugene of Los Angeles on March 11, 2005What a jokeEveryone who has posted a review that says anything other than "Juan y Ramons suck" should have their cigar-reviewing priviledges revoked. Juan y Ramon are so bad on so many levels. First, the maduros aren't very maduro - they are about the same shade of brown as a normal Cameroon wrapper. I've smoked 5 of them - four of them had severe unravelling problems, which left them unsmokable, and I'm certain the fifth would have as well, but it was plugged and unsmokeable. They weren't mild - they were bland. They weren't nutty or spicy - they were harsh and tasted like a Marlboro with the filter torn off. Not even worth the measly $17 I paid - I honestly wouldn't take another bundle for free. Try the Tamayo y Pareto maduro - a bundle is $30 - $40, they're jet black, the construction and burn are very good (all 25 smoked just fine). Out of the wrapper they taste a little green, but a few wks in the humidor takes care of that.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by RS of Columbus, OH on February 27, 2005Decent SmokeThis is a decent smoke. Cant beat the price. Construction, burn, ash and taste is worth the price. Kind of a nutty-cocoa flavor. Perfect size to go have a few beers and burn one.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Corona by Scott V. of Fl on January 21, 2005Best of the BundlesI sampled 5 bundled cigars looking for an inexpensive everyday cigar. Baitoa toro, La Floidita belicoso, Tesoro torpedo, Value Line 100 Corona Gorda were the other cigars I sampled. Whether it's the burn, draw, or taste Juan Y Ramon beats the others hands down. This cigar is consistent throughout the smoke with smooth nutty and a light wood flavors. This cigar will not only replace my everyday cigar it's a good smoke for special occations.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by Bob of Palm Desert Ca on October 12, 2004A good everyday cigar for the moneyI wasn't expecting too much out of a bundle of cigars I got for less than a dollar a piece. (They were on sale for 19.95) I was more than pleasantly suprised when I lit one up. Smooth draw, even burn, cool smoke most of the way through. I was impressed by how there were hints of spicy flavors throughout the cigar. I very nice mid-morning, after lunch smoke. Mild, but not boring. It's not going to replace your favorites by any means, but it's more than you would expect from the price.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Corona by Justin Newton of Gainesville. FL on September 17, 2004Plugged and tastelessBought a bundle of these when they were going for $17.95 couple of months ago. Even at that price I felt these stogies were not a good buy. Most of them were plugged, the wrappers often unravel halfway through smoking. Good to give to your friends who don't appreciate fine cigars though
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Corona by Jay of Guam on May 11, 2004overall not a bad cigarthese cigars arrive extremely dry. recomend not smoking any for at least a couple weeks in the humidor, after that i found them to be a nice mild cigar with a good burn. found the draw to be a bit too easy though.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Toro by john raymond of new york on September 20, 2003Excellent value cigarThese are the best $1.00 cigars I have found. Excellent taste and draw. Occasionally have one that burns unevenly, but overall this is a great cigar for the money.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Wayne of Cincinnati on September 13, 2003Not worth it, at any priceTaste is horrible, all other features are lower than average. If you are looking for a diamond in the rough, look elsewhere
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Bob of Washington on October 24, 2002The worst cigar smoking experience of my life. bought a bundle of these little stinkers to take along to Myrtle beach last month. Because I was away from home I had to smoke them. But no lie,maybe four out of A bundle of twenty burned evenly. I was lucky enough to have A bundle of Honduran #59 along to pick up the slack. Lesson learned, dont believe every thing you read, and now I know why these little stinkers were on sale!
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Corona by Kyle of lancaster on February 24, 2002I won't try this one againI tried this one on the 1 person rating it. It was a mistake. Very inconsistent. One firm, the next loose, difficult draw. Flavor harsh. Even at a buck a stick, I won't try this one again.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Dan Elam of Searcy, AR on February 18, 2002Rolled bit too tight, needs 2 weeks in humidor 1stOrdered two bundles, (Suave Maduros). Smoked one upon delivery,a bit harsh and too tight a draw.
Sat in humidor for a few days and smoked a lot better. Do this, and it's a decent daily smoke.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Suave by Leocadio Smith of Simi Valley, Ca on January 28, 2002maduro rolled tightTried to smoke this stick upon arrival.
dry,harsh,poor burn.
Rolled too tight!
Not sure if time in the box will help.
I'm shaken the bush, Boss. I'm shaken the bush.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by Bob of Portland on October 6, 2001Needs agingTryed the bundel on arrival.
wrapper dry,
smoke harsh,
burn uneven.
two weeks in humidor makes a differnce.
good burn,ash,flavor improved.
will age a little longer and review again.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by Bob of Portland, Oregon. on October 5, 2001Excellent burn, good ash, great taste!Never had a Juan & Ramon before. I expected no consistancy and a bad burn but was surprised to find just the opposite! It also has a good, spicy/leathery taste, one that I very much like. I bought two bundles. Expect me to return for more.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Mark Sly of Wichita, KS on August 13, 2001A great buy.I just smoked a bundle, and liked this cigar so much as an everyday cigar that I bought three more bundles. Very consistent.
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Churchill by Ed C. of Georgia on July 27, 2001Excelent cigars,if the same as i purchased beforeIf these are the same cigars I purchased in the
past the are one of the very best I haved smoked
at 19.95 per bundle they are a tremendous steal
This review was written about Juan Y Ramon Rothschild by Quentin Keeling of Olathe,Ks. on May 30, 2001 |
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