Where to Buy CAO Gold Toro Cigars Los Angeles CA

From the first light the CAO Gold is a smooth creamy smoke. The first third of the cigar offers some subtle notes of wood and nuts. Here you’ll find additional information on CAO Gold Toro cigars as well as local companies and providers that may help you in your search.

Cafe Primo
(213) 383-8410
3255 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 112
Los Angeles, CA
Bora's Trading Inc
(213) 688-0377
243 East 5th Street
Los Angeles, CA
Center Max Inc
(213) 628-8010
312 East 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA
Botanica Santa Clara
(323) 463-7222
906 North Western Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
Beverlywood Tobacco CO
(310) 559-5911
1800 South Robertson Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
A K W Grill Inc
(213) 623-2530
860 South Los Angeles Street
Los Angeles, CA
Boom Boom Productions
(310) 450-8757
Po Box 11664
Los Angeles, CA
Brazil Discount Tobacco
(213) 353-6122
2107 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
C & M Glass CO
(323) 265-3136
4470 East Washington Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
Smoke For Less
(323) 822-2954
8205 Santa Monica Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA

Cigar Review: CAO Gold Toro Review

Cigar Review: CAO Gold Toro Review

CAO Gold

CAO Gold

First off my camera is on the fritz, so I had to use a stock photo from the Internet…

This past Saturday I took a drive out to Bayside, NY (Queens) to pop in and say hello to a friend of mine who just happens to be the CAO Rep in my area. Should I be so lucky as to land my dream job I hope I can be half the rep this guy is. If you read my blog on a regular basis you know I can’t speak enough about Steve the CAO guy.

So I headed to the Habana Hut which is a relatively new brick & mortar located at 214-09 41st Ave in Bayside, NY. The store is gorgeous, with a lot of flat screen televisions showing all the games for your enjoyment as you smoke your favorite stogie. Their humidor utilizes its space well with a large selection of smokes including Opus X.

I was hoping that they would have the new LX 2 from CAO but alas it was not out yet, so I picked up some standards from CAO and that is how we got today’s review…

Cigar: CAO Gold
Origin: Nicaragua
Size: 6.5 x 50 (Corona Gorda)
Wrapper: Ecuador Grown Connecticut Shade
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Strength: Mild

Pre-Smoke: When I worked in a B&M back in the day and someone wanted to smoke something mild this was the go to cigar. Not only is it reasonably priced, it is a full flavor mild smoke. The cigar has a beautiful golden brown wrapper with some veins but nothing that stands out in an obscene way. It was well rolled with a decent weight to it and no soft sports to be found. I used a cat’s eye (v-style) cut on this cigar. The prelight draw and aroma were similar barnyard like notes of hay and earth which is usually the sign of a mild cigar.

Smoke: From the first light the CAO Gold is a smooth creamy smoke. The first third of the cigar offers some subtle notes of wood and nuts. The second third of the cigar the wood notes moved to the fr...

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