CAO Info.....

[CoventryCat86]

I'd recommend not buying any CAOs.

[Island Epicurean]

I'd recommend not buying any CAOs.

Really? Any particular reason?

[TheSilentChamber]

I like the brazillia line, and I just ordered some blacks, havent tried them yet though.

[Seagar]

CAO's are my favorites, I wouldnt get the Italia or the Cameroon, I still have many CAOs in my humi that I have yet to try. One of my favorites however is the Extreme, its one of the more expensive cigars they make but I think its well worth the money, good luck and let us know what you chose.

[CoventryCat86]

Really? Any particular reason?

They're overpriced.
They're overhyped.
They don't taste good.

I used to sort of like the MX2 line but as my tastes have evolved, I no longer enjoy them. Every other CAO I've smoked never left a lasting impression on me.

[Island Epicurean]

They're overpriced.
They're overhyped.
They don't taste good.

I used to sort of like the MX2 line but as my tastes have evolved, I no longer enjoy them. Every other CAO I've smoked never left a lasting impression on me.

I am going back there tomorrow and while I will probably try some for myself, they also have quite a few Fonseca Cigars on sale. Any recomendations there?

[Hugh Jorgan]

I have tried many offerings from CAO multiple times / different sizes ( Brazilia, Italia, Maddies, Gold, Black ). They have never impressed.

Like what you smoke and smoke what you like. blah blah blah

[JakeKnight]

I actually like all of the CAO's, with the possible exception of the Italia.

The Brazilia line is one of the prettiest looking cigars around -- that dark black wrapper and bright green band draw attention! Strong, sometimes almost harsh, but good.

The Anniversaries are excellent.

But as someone noted above, I don't think there's much doubt that the CAO Gold are the best, particularly if you like a milder, smoother smoke.

[Island Epicurean]

Hey All;

Thanks for the advice. I actually settled on a box of CAO Gold. I am pretty pleased with my purchase. Once again, thanks for the info!

[superman78]

I actually like all of the CAO's, with the possible exception of the Italia.

The Brazilia line is one of the prettiest looking cigars around -- that dark black wrapper and bright green band draw attention! Strong, sometimes almost harsh, but good.

The Anniversaries are excellent.

But as someone noted above, I don't think there's much doubt that the CAO Gold are the best, particularly if you like a milder, smoother smoke.

i like the way a cigar smokes ,not the way it looks