Romeo y Julieta Churchill – Single Cigar

Length: 6.9" | Ring Gauge: 47 | Strength: Medium | Packaging: Single Cigar | Vitola: Julieta No.2 | Smoking Time: 80–90 Minutes | Other Cigars in this Vitola: H. Upmann Sir Winston, Cohiba Esplendidos, Punch Churchill

The Romeo y Julieta Churchill is one of the most iconic cigars in the world and the undisputed flagship of the Romeo y Julieta brand. A timeless classic, it delivers a creamy, medium-bodied smoke that is at once powerful, elegant, and deeply complex.

Named in honour of Sir Winston Churchill, the brand’s most famous devotee, this cigar has become inseparable from his name and legacy. After Churchill’s visit to Havana in 1946, his love of Romeo y Julieta cigars inspired the creation of this now-legendary size – a vitola that continues to define sophistication and craftsmanship.

Founded in 1875 and named after Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy, Romeo y Julieta has long been one of Cuba’s most celebrated cigar houses. Its rise to prominence came under Don ‘Pepin’ Rodriguez, a brilliant promoter who popularised the use of personalised cigar bands – at one point producing more than 20,000 different designs. This innovation helped the brand gain a loyal global following among statesmen, aristocrats, and cigar connoisseurs alike.

Each Romeo y Julieta Churchill is hand-rolled with the finest tobaccos from the Vuelta Abajo region, home to Cuba’s most prestigious plantations. The result is a refined, aromatic cigar that perfectly balances strength and smoothness. Expect an evolving profile of vanilla, cocoa, and roasted coffee, layered with tropical fruit, wood, nuts, herbs, and floral undertones. The texture is creamy throughout, with a lingering, elegant finish that defines this world-renowned smoke.

The Romeo y Julieta Churchill offers an 80–90-minute smoking experience that captures the heart of Cuban tradition – smooth, aromatic, and beautifully complex. A cigar worthy of its legendary namesake.

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