BlogBloghttp://www.cigaroo.com/blog/2012-03-28T17:14:21ZSquarespaceCAO OSA Sol Double Torohttp://www.cigaroo.com/blog/2012/3/28/cao-osa-sol-double-toro.htmlCigaroo Who2012-03-28T14:48:40Z2012-03-28T14:48:40ZMy brother and I were supposed to go on a bike ride yesterday. But it was raining, so we decided to smoke a cigar. He was excited about the CAO OSA Sol because he read that it was rated really highly in some catalogue he gets. So I decided to give it a shot. It's not cheap cigar. It's mid-priced on the low side. I think it cost me about $7.50. No big complaint there. Also, these are a lot cheaper at the online discounters -- only about $5/stick. 

I haven't heard of these yet. Apparently this CAO OSA Sol line is a BFD because it's a proprietary wrapper and blend. Well, all cigars are a proprietary blend. It's also the first line released after CAO was acquired by General Cigar. 

Whatever. I found it to be an ok smoke overall. It was decent at best. Nothing to get too excited about. At the price point, I think there are better smokes out there. 

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Other Reviews:

StogieReview.com - "The size you choose of the CAO OSA Sol is key"

A Cigar Smoker - 89

Stogie Guys - 3.5/5

Tom's Cigars - "I’m on the fence about this cigar… It wasn’t outright bad, but something about the earthy flavor seemed off.

StogieRate.com - 87.5

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