C.A.O. Tony Soprano

Mr B · 08-23-2010, 05:15 PM

Halfway the cigar gets a bit sweet and after ⅔ I can also taste some wood. Such a big cigar, so little taste and development in flavors

This is exactly how I felt about this cigar. The flavors up front were nice but they never changed.
Maybe this would be better in a Petite Corona / Parhana size. But all they made were Robusto or larger.

Oh well. On to the next one.

thebiglebowski · 08-24-2010, 09:40 AM

typical CAO, all sizzle, no steak. but thanks for the review, ferdie.

Ferrari5180 · 09-21-2010, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by thebiglebowski

typical CAO, all sizzle, no steak. but thanks for the review, ferdie.

Personally, all the CAO's that I have tried I liked, which are the MX2, Brazilia, Italia and L'Anniversaire Cameroon. One person's garbage is another's gold. I have not tried the Soprano yet, but with my personal experiences with CAO, I would give this a go.

08-23-2010, 05:15 PM	#1
Mr B Livin' in a Van.... Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: North Bay Area, CA Posts: 3,233 Trading: (79)	Re: C.A.O. Tony Soprano Halfway the cigar gets a bit sweet and after ⅔ I can also taste some wood. Such a big cigar, so little taste and development in flavors This is exactly how I felt about this cigar. The flavors up front were nice but they never changed. Maybe this would be better in a Petite Corona / Parhana size. But all they made were Robusto or larger. Oh well. On to the next one.

08-24-2010, 09:40 AM	#2
thebiglebowski Jack White's Roadie... Join Date: Nov 2008 First Name: larry Location: music city, USA Posts: 665 Trading: (0)	Re: C.A.O. Tony Soprano typical CAO, all sizzle, no steak. but thanks for the review, ferdie.