Can anyone suggest another cigar that is similar to the CAO Brazilia line? I like smoking the Pirahna because it is a quick smoke (for trips between work and home) and I like the spicyness of it.
I did a forum search but after 3 pages of "Today's Smokes" posting I gave up. I'm guessing if it gets smoked that often that you guys will have some good suggestions.
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Posts: 279 | Location: Bakersfield, CA | Registered: May 24, 2002
If you like the taste and size of the Brazilia I would have to recommend trying the Italia as well in the Novella size, although milder than the Brazilia, its still a great smoke. I enjoy them often in the mornings with a cup of coffee
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IMHO, the Italia is a flop. I just do not like the way the flavors do not blend together.
Second, the SLR Maduro is not bad, needs age though. The Diploma Maduro is much better. Much fuller bodied than the Brazilia, but a much better smoke as well.
Third, try the VSG line. For the size you want, try the Tres Mystique or Corona Gorda. Can't miss there.
Posts: 591 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: May 02, 2002
Besides Brazilia Gol!s and Samba's, I also keep a couple of tins of the Cariocas in the coolerdor. They are still handmade, long-filler Brazilias, but are a twenty minute or so quick smoke.
I also like these flavorful cigars, some with the spicy flavor profile, some just a nice bold flavor.
CAO Criollo - I like them more than the Italia Partagas Black Labels, Spanish Rosados Punch Gran Puro Sancho Panza Extra Fuerte Torano Virtuoso Rocky Patel Olde World Reserve
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