Review Notes: I've smoked for 20 years. Not sophisticated where I taste nuts, coffee, leather, coco and all that. I smoke like some people drink beer. They never say it tastes like oats, hops, clover etc. It just tastes good like this cigar. Excellent CIGAR flavor.

Review Notes: Excellant Cigar! Aged for 3 months in humidor, smelled great, very spicey and lots of flavor. No bad aftertaste. Medium to full bodied.

Review Notes: Man, what can I say, this is the 23rd review. I keep about two box's on hand. This cigar has a floral spicy smell with never a bitter after taste. Flavor is light but these (To me) smell almost like an aromatic cigar. I don't like CAO as a whole, but I'll always buy this cigar.

Review Notes: The Brazilian line is one of CAO's best and this cigar is no exception. Smooth, spicy, rich and sweet. As good as the Amazon only shorter. Great construction appearance and burn. A truly great, top shelf robusto.

Review Notes: I was astounded by this cigar. I was looking for the Piranha, but my store only had Gols, so I took one. Supposedly, the wrapper is natural, but it looks like something between a colorado and a maduro. Guess that's because it's that weird Brazilian tobacco. It's fat, at 5 x 56. Feels hard, but not box pressed. Took a while to get it lit, but it burned beautifully, at least until I got halfway down, where it started to go a little off course. Perfect white ash. Thick smoke. If I had not known it was a CAO, I would have assumed it was a Cuban, although it doesn't look like one. The closest thing to it in my experience is a Romeo y Julieta EL Exhibicion #2. It has the same chocolaty taste, and a good dose of spice. Very complex. Somewhere between the taste of a maduro and a natural. It got slightly bitter at one point, but it cleared up, and I smoked it until I could no longer hold onto it. It lasted around 50 minutes. When I finally put it down, I stared at it for a minute and wondered if it had really been that good.