Review Notes: First time I've tried this cigar. I've been looking at it at my local B&M. Beautiful looking, smelling cigar on prelight. Started out spicy. Definitely woke up my palate. About half way through it mellowed and became dull. At the beginning I thought this was going to be an all-star smoke. Decent smoke, would probably by more and leave them in the humi for a while

Review Notes: I guess you'll have to shoot me. After almost 6months in my humidor I had high expectations for this dark beauty. Being a college soccer coach and international soccer fan with a name like Gol I thought this stick would score big in every catagory. I waited until my first win of the season and then sat down under the stars one night to savor a Gol. I was quite disappointed. It was a beautiful, well-constructed cigar like most CAO's, but the taste was good, not great, not fabulous not even very good. Just good. I will say it was complex with many flavors. I just wasn't wild about any of them. If you remember the last World Cup the USA Team had a lot of hype but couldn't deliver big. This cigar reminds me more of that team then the terrific teams of Brazil.

Review Notes: Still haven't met one I didn't like. The look, taste, smell, and everything else about this line is so impressive. Especially considering how economical they are. I am partial to maduros, but for the dollar, these can't be beat. Easy draw, volumes of smoke, and even burn are consistent qualities.

Review Notes: Great stick from CAO, I got alot of mocha/coffee flavors from it. It stayed very consistent and true. I just can't stop buying these damn Brazilia's.

Review Notes: This is one of my go-to-cigars. Consistently well made, and very nice flavor. I'm not the best at picking out flavors, but...coffee, creamy, with just a touch of sweetness. I always enjoy these.