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CAO OSA Sol

Today we have one of the new cigars that came out of IPCPR this year. In this case it is the new release from CAO, which was recently acquired by General Cigar just a few months ago. There seems to be a lot of buzz around this cigar, specifically because everyone is curious to see [...]

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CAO La Traviata Maduro

These last two weeks have been nuts both at work and at home. I have actually had to set time aside to get reviews done, creating a kinda schedule if you will. Before I just knocked them out as I had time. Anywho, this week’s review is one that I have been meaning to get to [...]