I thought I would contribute a little and offer my humble opinion on a stick I recently burned. I'm new here, and pretty new to cigars in general, so bear with me.
I bought this smoke, CAO OSA Sol, a while back, probably 8-9 months ago. I remember when I bought it at my local B&M I planned on smoking it that night, and had them cut it with a v-cut in the store. I never got around to smoking it, and it sat in my humidor until the other day.
The stick felt good in my fingers with its oily brown wrapper. It lit easy and burned even, I never had to touch up. The draw was perfect in my opinion, not too lose or tight, but it had just the right amount of resistance.The flavors were pretty simple, woodsy and earthy. It tasted like just good quality tobacco. The flavor profile was very consistent and did not change at all. The ash was sturdy and grey. This stick produced a thick creamy smoke and gave off a short-med finish with clean aftertaste.
This was a Lot 50 5x50 Robusto. I would recommend this if you were looking for a med-full consistent earthy smoke. The flavors are not complex and don't change though out the smoke, but it was still enjoyable. On the band are the coordinates for where the leafs are grown. I thought that was kind of cool.
I bought this smoke, CAO OSA Sol, a while back, probably 8-9 months ago. I remember when I bought it at my local B&M I planned on smoking it that night, and had them cut it with a v-cut in the store. I never got around to smoking it, and it sat in my humidor until the other day.
The stick felt good in my fingers with its oily brown wrapper. It lit easy and burned even, I never had to touch up. The draw was perfect in my opinion, not too lose or tight, but it had just the right amount of resistance.The flavors were pretty simple, woodsy and earthy. It tasted like just good quality tobacco. The flavor profile was very consistent and did not change at all. The ash was sturdy and grey. This stick produced a thick creamy smoke and gave off a short-med finish with clean aftertaste.
This was a Lot 50 5x50 Robusto. I would recommend this if you were looking for a med-full consistent earthy smoke. The flavors are not complex and don't change though out the smoke, but it was still enjoyable. On the band are the coordinates for where the leafs are grown. I thought that was kind of cool.
