Review Notes: Well what can I say ,bitter,no depth very tight draw.This was in my humi for almost a year and was as bad as the first one I smoked right after buying.The positive great burn and construction was a joy to look at but that's it,no joy in the smoking.

Review Notes: this was a decent smoke.above average.nothing really exceptional to note.noticed medium roasted coffee.good construction.

Review Notes: I am new to the CAO line this was my 2nd try of this brand. The cigar looked great, no visible imperfections and had a tasty looking brown-red oily wraper. The draw was excellent with just a touch if resistance and throughout the cigar the flavours were very creamy, a bit woody and with a hint of spice but nothing harsh. In all a mild-midum stick. A great every day cigar, nothing too fancy or complex but great for what it is.

Review Notes: I had this sitting in my humi for about 9 months. It was constructed well but the burn left some thing to be desired. It could have been that I was lost in my game of Plants vs Zombies on my iPod and was neglecting it. Still it repeatedly burn unevenly. The draw was good, if a little tight. My unrefined palette detected some woodsy flavors, a little bitter coffee and a lot of spiciness. Not really my thing. I enjoyed it for what it was though. However, it gave me a nice little headache and made me a little queasy. Definitely not to be enjoyed on an empty stomach.

Review Notes: yes, this is a rather harsh cigar. however, if aged for several months, perhaps a year, and if smoked slowly, and i mean SLOW, it can be appreciated. i paired it with a spanish cava, which complemented it well, cutting the rough edge of this misunderstood stick with a refreshingly cool blast of bubbles. i enjoyed it. it is like no other cigar on the market, and deserves a second look, a slower pace, and a cool, light beverage to take a bite off that rough edge.