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ZRX1200
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

#21

I love Brazilian wrapper, sweet not too spicy and none of the heavy earth you get from SA schit.

izonfire
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

#22

I love Brazilian wrapper, sweet not too spicy and none of the heavy earth you get from SA schit.

ZRX1200 wrote:

MMMMmmmmmmm, heavy earth.....
And woodsy, unsweetened brownie and cocoa, with a slightly sweet finish......
YES - I'll take it!!!

But I'm saving the CAO Brazilias for you

pacman357
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

6 years ago

#23

I've smoked a lot of cigars, but I'd say maybe in the four figure range. I don't know how many a Brazilian is, but I don't think I've smoked that many.

BTW, there was a brief episode of a cross-breed called the Britalia. Brazilia & Italian. Neat hat and logo. Forgettable cigar. For me, the best CAO..I would say tie between the Soprano (a better Braz. wrapper cigar) and the Black, which is a connie with some oomph to it.

USNGunner
Herf-A-Holic

6 years ago

#24

BTW, there was a brief episode of a cross-breed called the Britalia. Brazilia & Italian. Neat hat and logo. Forgettable cigar. For me, the best CAO..I would say tie between the Soprano (a better Braz. wrapper cigar) and the Black, which is a connie with some oomph to it.

pacman357 wrote:

Thanks for the intel. I've seen both, shied away from the soprano just because I have a morbid fear of "tie-ins". 🤐