Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 11 October, 2025
Received this as part of my subscription however, this was not the best experience I've had with cigars. On first lighting, the draw was very tight so I used my Perfect draw tool which allowed me to get better airflow through the stick. Although a pleasant enough smoke when it stayed lit I had to relight several times, in the end I gave up with a third of the cigar still left. This is not one I will be revisiting!
Date Added: Saturday 11 October, 2025
Romeo y Julieta Mille Fleur Cigar - 1 Single
by Harrison
The Romeo y Julieta Mille Fleurs will always hold a special place for me. It was my very first cigar and the one that started me on this whole journey. From the first light, it offers those classic Romeo y Julieta flavours: gentle cedar, a touch of spice, and a soft sweetness that keeps you coming back for more.
It’s a shorter smoke, which makes it perfect when you don’t have loads of time but still want that genuine Cuban experience. The draw is usually spot on, and the burn steady, giving off plenty of rich, aromatic smoke.
What I love most is how versatile it is, smooth enough for beginners, yet flavourful enough to still impress seasoned smokers. For me, it’s the definition of an all-rounder: easy-going, beautifully balanced, and full of the charm that made me fall in love with cigars in the first place.
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Date Added: Friday 10 October, 2025
I first tried this cigar in a sampler and have since bought a few more. The construction is excellent as I have found with every other Regius cigar I have smoked. It is quite mild at first but develops into a really good tasty smoke. These normally last me and hour and are really good value. Cheap enough to be an everyday smoking cigar.
Date Added: Sunday 05 October, 2025
Room 101 Farce was definitely one of the more unique smokes I’ve had as a beginner. It’s marketed as a complex, medium-to-full-bodied blend, and that complexity really came through. On the first few puffs, I got this interesting mix of earth, pepper, and a subtle sweetness, almost like dried fruit. The flavors shifted quite a bit as it went along, which kept me on my toes. At times, there was cocoa and espresso; other times, more wood and spice. The construction was solid, though I did need one touch-up on the burn. The draw was easy, and the smoke output was thick and satisfying. I can see why people say this cigar has layers—it felt like it kept evolving, which was exciting but also a little challenging for someone new like me. It’s definitely not a one-note cigar, and I think that makes it worth trying if you want to push your palate. The strength built toward the end, with more pepper and richness, but it never got overwhelming. Overall, I enjoyed it, though I’d say it’s better suited for when you’re in the mood to pay attention.
Rating: 7/10
Date Added: Sunday 05 October, 2025
Room 101 Farce was definitely one of the more unique smokes I’ve had as a beginner. It’s marketed as a complex, medium-to-full-bodied blend, and that complexity really came through. On the first few puffs, I got this interesting mix of earth, pepper, and a subtle sweetness, almost like dried fruit. The flavors shifted quite a bit as it went along, which kept me on my toes. At times, there was cocoa and espresso; other times, more wood and spice. The construction was solid, though I did need one touch-up on the burn. The draw was easy, and the smoke output was thick and satisfying. I can see why people say this cigar has layers—it felt like it kept evolving, which was exciting but also a little challenging for someone new like me. It’s definitely not a one-note cigar, and I think that makes it worth trying if you want to push your palate. The strength built toward the end, with more pepper and richness, but it never got overwhelming. Overall, I enjoyed it, though I’d say it’s better suited for when you’re in the mood to pay attention.
Rating: 7/10
Date Added: Sunday 05 October, 2025
Room 101 Farce was definitely one of the more unique smokes I’ve had as a beginner. It’s marketed as a complex, medium-to-full-bodied blend, and that complexity really came through. On the first few puffs, I got this interesting mix of earth, pepper, and a subtle sweetness, almost like dried fruit. The flavors shifted quite a bit as it went along, which kept me on my toes. At times, there was cocoa and espresso; other times, more wood and spice. The construction was solid, though I did need one touch-up on the burn. The draw was easy, and the smoke output was thick and satisfying. I can see why people say this cigar has layers—it felt like it kept evolving, which was exciting but also a little challenging for someone new like me. It’s definitely not a one-note cigar, and I think that makes it worth trying if you want to push your palate. The strength built toward the end, with more pepper and richness, but it never got overwhelming. Overall, I enjoyed it, though I’d say it’s better suited for when you’re in the mood to pay attention.
Rating: 7/10
