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Named after William Shakespeare’s tragic lovers, the origins of Romeo y Julieta as a Habano date back to 1875.

Romeo y Julieta. Developed in 1875 by Inocencio Alvarez and Mannin Garcia, this brand immediately showed its quality by winning gold medals in four universal expositions between 1885 and 1900. But it really took off after its acquisition in 1903 by Jose Rodriguez Fernandez, known as "Pepin."

Although the size of the Romeo y Julieta No. 3 may seem reassuring, the strength is slightly above the average of the Romeo numbered line and of the brand in general. However, it is not overpowering, and the flavors, albeit few, keep up with the strength. It is a somewhat rustic smoke, with bitter hints that intensify towards the end. Simple and unpretentious.