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Not the biggest CAO fan here, but I happen to have a very nice humidor with the LX2 logo on it, so I figured, why not? I'm glad I did, as this is a pretty decent smoke.
Initial thoughts are that this is an attractive, chocolately looking stick, that is firmly packed. A very solid cold draw after the clip. We're toasted and ready to go.
The 1st third revealed spice. Good draw and burn. This cigar is smooth and medium-bodied so far. Good flavor to be had here.
The 2nd third continued smoothly, with quality tobacco flavor.
The final third strengthened up a bit, with some nicotine making its presence known. I've got a slightly wavy burn, but no issues to speak of. The spice appears again, but stronger. With a little over an inch to go, it is starting to burn a little hot.
I think I'd smoke one of these again sometime. Probably not my first choice for a box purchase, but definitely worth a smoke if you see them in the local B&M.
Initial thoughts are that this is an attractive, chocolately looking stick, that is firmly packed. A very solid cold draw after the clip. We're toasted and ready to go.
The 1st third revealed spice. Good draw and burn. This cigar is smooth and medium-bodied so far. Good flavor to be had here.
The 2nd third continued smoothly, with quality tobacco flavor.
The final third strengthened up a bit, with some nicotine making its presence known. I've got a slightly wavy burn, but no issues to speak of. The spice appears again, but stronger. With a little over an inch to go, it is starting to burn a little hot.
I think I'd smoke one of these again sometime. Probably not my first choice for a box purchase, but definitely worth a smoke if you see them in the local B&M.
Size: 5 x 48
Wrapper: Nicaragua
Binder: Honduras
Filler: Dominican Republic & Nicaraguan Ligero
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