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Cigar Review - CAO Flathead 660

Today I smoke and review the CAO Flathead 660, welcome new subscribers and respond to comments and questions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------New Subscribers: Jean and JayWalker101 Please feel free to forward these videos to anyone you think would enjoy them. If you like this video please give us a Thumbs Up, Subscribe if you haven't already, and hit the Bell icon to be notified when I post a new video. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Comments & Questions: No new comments or questions this week. If you have a comment or question feel free to reach out to me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or just put your comment or question in the comments section below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name & Size: Flathead 660 (6×60 box press) Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf Binder: Habano Connecticut Filler: Nicaraguan Ligero and Piloto, Cubano Ligero Ratings: 93 and 2015 #3 cigar of the year by Cigar Aficionado – https://www.cigaraficionado.com/top25... “Inspired by hot rods and pin-up girls, CAO Flathead is a box pressed collection that hits on all cylinders. Hand-shaped to deliver a striking flat top, the cigar features a brawny Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper and a blend that’s heavy on Nicaraguan leaf. Its frontmarks are named for engine parts, but the tribute to muscle cars doesn’t end there. Flathead gives a nod to the muscle car engine, with a lid that’s easily removed and used as wall art. There’s also a collectible, pin-up girl flysheet that’s enclosed in the box.” - http://caocigars.com/the-lineup/new-a... Construction: The wrapper was flawless. The wrapper smooth, dark and oily. This cigar always feels good in my hand. Initial Light / First Third: I was tasting coffee, cocoa, leather and had some sweetness but not a lot. The construction of the cigar was excellent, the burn mostly even. Second Third: Getting sweetness, earth, leather, and chocolate. Construction is still good. The burn is even, no tunneling, mouse holes, canoeing. The cap is starting to fray just a bit, but it isn't bad. Final Third: Deep coffee or espresso flavor, earthiness, leather, not a lot of sweetness at this point. Construction is good, again no tunneling, mouse holes, canoeing, no touchups needed, but the cap is fraying towards the end of the smoke. I used a punch and with the boxpress, this usually happens to me. Final Thoughts: This cigar is one of my favorite cigars of all time. When I travel, I will take make sure I have a few of these in my travel humidor. I love the box, I love the box press, I love how it tastes. This is not a back yard or golfing cigar. You will want to sit and take your time with this one. But it is well worth it. I highly suggest you pick up a box from your local tobacconist. ——————————————————————————————————————– You can check out my other cigar reviews here. Thank you for viewing our video, if you liked it please give us a Thumbs Up and subscribe to our mailing list. Please feel free to comment on our videos. What do you like, what can we improve on, and what would you like us to do a video of? You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and LinkedIn. Facebook: @TheDapperManUS Twitter: @TheDapperManUS Pinterest: @TheDapperManUS Instagram: @TheDapperManUS LinkedIn: @The Dapper Man US