CAO Cameroon

[guado]

5.5" Toro

Well what can I say. I expected more and received less.

Initial taste was ok. Nothing spectacular however it did have flavor unlike some.

The build was ok IMO. Burned fairly even throughout. Draw was a bit tougher than I like.

Possibly held my expectations to high on this stick but it just seemed to not go anywhere.

I noticed ZERO flavor transitions, and overall less than half way it became a "stinky" cigar. I did not enjoy that. I took it like a champ and stayed in it for the duration.


I would love to hear others description on this stick.

[Desert Rat]

Well what can I say. I expected more and received less.

That about sums up my experience with the CAO brand in general.

I do like the Anniversary line, and had a CX2 the other day that was OK, but the rest have been a letdown.

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[CgarDan]

I actually like most of the CAO line except for the flavored cgars. Funny enough the only one of their line that I haven't tried is the Camerron. My favorites are Italia and Brazil in that order

[Tolije]

I am smoking one right now. I am not sure what the size is called. it is tapered at both ends and came in an square aluminum tube. I find this and many of the CAOs lacking flavor. The exceptions are the maduros and the Soprano editions. Both provided more flavor and were a bit more enjoyable. I would not buy these. At present, I would only smoke them if given to me. And only then if I had nothing else.

[Kass]

I smoked one of these today, and agree it was nothing special but still a good smoke. The draw and burn were perfect though and it gave me a huge buzz, could be because it was pretty cold out and I was smoking it fast. I really like the criollo, italia and anniversaire maduro though (haven't tried any others, yet).

[pub spears]

I think it's a descent box press robusto for a beginner , but not worthy of a seasoned smoker. I do favor the mx2. Especially when it first came out and the wrappers were really dark black and greasy.