Review Notes: I just got 5 of these from Cbid and smoked 1. It did not live up to all the hype and a little tight. I will smoke another in about 6 months, lets hope for the best.

Review Notes: Though they get rave reviews, I definitely preferred the Signature out of this series. The Best Seller is fairly mild overall, very nice at light but then fairly mild throughout with hints of spicy earth and leather and maybe a touch of char. Both samples unraveled at about 2 inches and sort of held together enough to finish. Overall slightly harsh but decent despite some quality aging. I'd take the regular CAO Cameroons instead.

Review Notes: Okay, have smoked a couple of these in the past, left one in the humidor for quite some time and still don't get all the hype. Construction was less then perfect, tight draw mostly. The flavor, though improved, and finish were on a par with alot of $3 sticks.

Review Notes: Started off with a nice sweet, smooth taste and then degenerated to mediocrity. Slightly overpowering leathery, young tobacco taste all the way down. The positives were the construction and the burn which had a great draw producing tons of smoke. Average smoke for me unfortunately.

Review Notes: I'd smoked some lackluster cammy-wrapped cigars here lately, but this late-afternoon stick reminded me why they're so great. Mild, maybe nearing medium bodied, these Best Sellers are just solid little smokes that will last you 40 or 45 minutes. Classic cammy flavor: a bit of mild sweetness, cedar, and a touch of spice (which I prefer over the spice/cedar BOMB that is the CAO CX2). I'm going to actually give the construction on this thing a higher rating than I perhaps normally would, b/c despite a split near the foot (nipple) of the cigar, the burn was somehow unaffected. Besides, this flaw was likely attributed to storage or transport error, not construction error. I don't know what it is, but I really prefer the three smallest sizes in the natural line to the larger sizes like the Classic, and this size may be my favorite natural Hemingway period. I smoked this til my fingers burned, and am left totally satisfied. I still prefer the Don Carlos line, but this particular member of the Hemingway brethren gives ol' Don a run for his money. Papa would be proud, indeed.