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Size: Blind Hughie Toro (6"x54)
Type: Box of 20
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CAO Bones Blind Hughie Toro cigars draw their inspiration from one the popular games that you can play in dominoes. One of the most sophisticated blends in the famed CAO brand portfolio, these top-notch cigars feature a silky , seamless Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over a tasty Connecticut Shade binder, and a core of fully aged long fillers from Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, and Honduras. Expertly blended with the medium to full bodied smoker in mind, these cigars deliver rich, highly c...
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| Size / shape | Package | Price | Purchase |
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| Blind Hughie Toro (6"x54) | Box of 20Viewing now | $182.99 | Buy now ↗ |
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Good smoke output and rich flavor, pretty oily with lots of burn issues early on but they got better. Just pretty overpriced
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An excellent fruity cigar

CAO Bones
Construction and amount of smoke were great. Draw was the dream cigar. Flavor was okay. Leather Earth

CAO Bones
1/3: Peppery, coffee and mild on chocolate. Pretty bad draw 2/3: Mostly pepper and subtle notes of nuts, vanilla. Mostly a horrible to near-impossible draw. 3/3: Leather and still heavy on peppers. Ended up buying a PerfecDraw in this part, never had such a bad draw in a cigar before.

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First of all, the construction of the cap on the cigar was very messy and it peeled off pretty early. The draw was tighter than expected, and the burn needed many touch-ups along the way. Flavor is very heavy on the leather and spice profiles. Decent cigar, but not what I would expect from CAO in terms of quality.
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