Review Notes: Very easy draw, maybe too easy. Taste on the lighter side with the Cameroon wrapper flavor quite prominent. What is a "toothy flavor" anyway? A fun smoke, but I didn't find it as complex as others have.

Review Notes: A lightly toothy wrapper covers this brick-shaped cigar. Although it feels very light, the draw is not loose but excellent, producing lots of smoke. Burns pretty good too. The flavor of this blend has remained consistent over the years: wood, sweet spice, with hints of vanilla and coffee. Smooth and medium-bodied, it's smokable by anybody. A bit pricey, one of the few problems with CAO's.

Review Notes: Construction, burn good, aroma so-so, construction too loose, and taste alternated between dry bitter to dry creamy. Had that toothy Cameroon taste which apparently I don't like.

Review Notes: A nicely constructed figurado with a sexy box press. Nice complex flavor profile...smooth...just a hint of spice. Vanilla, nuts...and a little honey smack. Beautiful draw. Overall, a fine smoke well worth the $8...heck, it reminded me of a Padron Anni for half the price. Lionel Joseph, exchange student from CAMEROON would be proud..."Beef Jerky?" (one of Eddie Murphy's characters in Trading Places).

Review Notes: A very good cigar. Starts off with a strong tobacco flavor, mellowing into a leathery, complex treat. Extreme box pressed, chestnut brown Cammie wrapper, what few veins all heading head to foot, as they are supposed to be. When it is time for a 7 dollar treat, this is a must try. Leaves a very satisfying "full" feeling, similar to relaxing after a delicious, heavy meal. Full body, but smooth. Actually seemed to burn milder and cooler the further down it smoked, probably due to the fine construction, and box press. Next time you are going to plunk down 7-8 bucks for a Hemingway ( a fine cigar also ) ... try one of these instead.