Cigar Reviewed: CAO Brazilia

Smoked at: Center Point, Texas

Earthy notes accented by white cracked pepper and spices. First light revealed nothing other then tobacco flavors. Hard and tight draw at first then slightly opens up for a nice smooth taste of earth and tobaccos. Throughout the smoke it burned nice and even with nice tight light grey ash contributed by the tight rolling of the cigar. There was only one re-light however that was my doing. While short and fat the cigar I was estimating a short 30-45 min proved to be much much longer and lasted a good hour and a half. Overall I give the cigar a modest 3 out of 5 stars. It was a decent smoke for the price but wasn’t anything to write home about. There are far better options for the price point in my opinion from CAO.