CAO Brazilia Amazon

Flounder · 07-05-2011, 09:26 AM

Had one this weekend, not sure how I felt about it...

It smelled quite awful coming out of the wrapper. But I lit it up anyways, and it didn't taste a whole lot better. I cant really describe what it stated like, but I wasn't a fan.

It was packed really tight, and was an Amazon (6" x 60) so it smoked really slow. At the end of the first third it became a littler more bearable, honestly it was the first time I could distinguish tastes within a cigar and it was similar to like a dark chocolate and/or molasses.

Still I didn't find it wonderful, but I finished it. It packed me full of nicotine, giving me quite the head-rush rather quickly. When I went to tap it out, it sounded like I was tapping glass on glass in the ash-try, since it was so dense.

I feel that the unique taste came from the fact that it was wrapped in a Brazilian Maduro, which I have never heard of before, first I have heard of Brazilian tobacco.

Next up as far as cigars go will be my RP Edge Maduro or my CAO Mx2.

07-05-2011, 09:26 AM	#1
Flounder Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Jun 2011 First Name: Ethan Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 422 Trading: (1)	CAO Brazilia Amazon Had one this weekend, not sure how I felt about it... It smelled quite awful coming out of the wrapper. But I lit it up anyways, and it didn't taste a whole lot better. I cant really describe what it stated like, but I wasn't a fan. It was packed really tight, and was an Amazon (6" x 60) so it smoked really slow. At the end of the first third it became a littler more bearable, honestly it was the first time I could distinguish tastes within a cigar and it was similar to like a dark chocolate and/or molasses. Still I didn't find it wonderful, but I finished it. It packed me full of nicotine, giving me quite the head-rush rather quickly. When I went to tap it out, it sounded like I was tapping glass on glass in the ash-try, since it was so dense. I feel that the unique taste came from the fact that it was wrapped in a Brazilian Maduro, which I have never heard of before, first I have heard of Brazilian tobacco. Next up as far as cigars go will be my RP Edge Maduro or my CAO Mx2.