$9.81 – $245.31
Extracts of vanilla beans from Madagascar (the world’s finest source of vanilla) meet a premier Dominican blend and Cameroon wrapper to create a flavored cigar that’s just, well, bellissima!
Bella means ‘beautiful’, and CAO Bella Vanilla more than lives up to its name. Extracts of vanilla beans from Madagascar (the world’s finest source of vanilla) meet a premier Dominican blend and Cameroon wrapper to create a flavored cigar that’s just, well, bellissima!
Treat your palate to an array of flavors with CAO.’s flavored cigars. CAO flavors are a refreshing change of pace.
| Quantity | Single Cigar, Pack of 5 Cigars, Box of 25 Cigars |
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|---|---|---|
| Brand | CAO |
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| Country | Nicaragua |
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| Length | 4 |
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| Ring Gauge | 40 |
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| Strength | Medium |
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| Wrapper | Cameroon |
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| Binder | Connecticut Broadleaf |
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| Filler | Dominican |
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Aaron Winter (verified owner) –
NOTE: These are very small cigars, maybe finger size and length. Smaller than most blunts.
Flavour on the light side. I was hoping for a stronger vanilla note.
Fakename McAlias –
Decent smoke. Light flavour, good burn. On the smaller side, took less than half an hour to finish. The price is a little steep, for it’s size, so I probably won’t pick one up again.
jtc453 –
The tobacco flavour, construction and smoke are decent. The vanilla flavor wasn’t as present as I wanted, but it had some interesting earthy tobacco notes. The price at $8.58 a stick is a bit high in my opinion, for a ring finger sized stick. Might be appreciated by someone who likes a fatter cigarillo with an elusive vanilla flavour.
redwaller66 (verified owner) –
I really like these. A nice little half an hour-45 min smoke. I smoke one cigar a day whether its a presidente or something like one of these. The vanilla room note is real nice. The taste is pleasant as well. Very nice constant burn. I will probably pick up another 5 of these soon enough!
jpgagnon555 (verified owner) –
Really enjoyed these, as others mentioned they are small but quality burn, light in taste with a hint of vanilla, I highly recommend it if you like lighter cigars
Alex Doyle –
I bought one of these at my local B&M for way more money ($17+7 tax, $24 total) and it was genuinely bad. Not as bad as some low end junk, but nowhere near what I’d expect from CAO. I’d say it’s about the level of whatever would be considered “good” for a gas station cigar. I wouldn’t recommend this, try the CAO flatheads instead