Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 20 June, 2026
Pleasant hour long smoke. Not likely to purchase another one, but it burned extremely well and had a nice earthy flavour. I’d describe it as a medium strength cigar. Enjoyed it with a Dr Pepper swirl and then some Ron La Progresiva 13 rum.
Date Added: Monday 15 June, 2026
CAO Amazon Basin Toro Cigar - 1 Single
by Tomasz
This is first time smoking CAO Amazon Basin Toro Cigar and I must say it was a very good experience.
Perfect construction maybe a bit too tight but I don't like when the draw is to open. After reading other reviews my takeaway from it is that I wish I could have tried the previous editions. But for me very good cigar, maybe a bit too expensive
Date Added: Monday 15 June, 2026
As a new person to pipe smoking I absolutely recommend this to anyone who wants to try smoking pipe. It's cheap, it's good looking and bowl is quite big (maybe medium but big enough for me). It smokes very good
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Date Added: Sunday 14 June, 2026
Very enjoyable blend when you want something a bit strong with a kick. I personally love the room aroma from this but it's an acquired smell. Smokes very well with few relights needed, which suits as you need to take this slow. No tongue bite experienced unless you really go for it, in which case your head will also be spinning. Dark, full of flavour, and definitely one to try if you like the heavier stuff.
Date Added: Saturday 13 June, 2026
I thought this cigar was a very mature smoke. It became a hint sweeter in the second third which just brought it back to my pallette preference and I'd consider buying again. Construction was immaculate. Ash held really well even though I was smoking in a firm breeze. Notes I got were earthy, woody and hints of very dark fruit in the second third . Worth a try.
Date Added: Friday 12 June, 2026
Good quality construction nice even burn good quality light miled smoke a hint of spice and earthy notes came as a mystery cigar and was good quality.
