CAO Flavours Bella Vanilla Petit Corona

My friends went to a tobacco shop and picked this cigar up for me, knowing that I like vanilla cigars. Overall, seemed like it burned well, but I could tell the tobacco was lower quality than some of the other cigars I've had recently. The spice flavor overpowered the vanilla, which I did not like.

Overall, below average
I did like the case it came in though.

If you are looking for a light flavorful cigar, I would highly recommend this one. The rich vanilla flavor is built into the tobacco making it last instead of running out after a couple of puffs. Tastes like candy!

This entire line is just great, a real delight to smoke. Great draw, and flavor is noticable, yet no overpowering.

Mild like a gold, but with a crisp and short finish. It left only a light vanilla flavor after the finish. It also had a very slight vanilla smell in the aroma. As the "Flavours" line goes, it would be my number two.

I don't know what happened with this cigar, but the flavor faded in a few months in the humidor. Perhaps flavored cigars do not do well with a cedar wrap? The burn and construction were still very CAO like.

Wasn't expecting much. Got a truly decent mild-medium smoke with a dose of vanilla that started a little too strong, but faded quickly to a hint. The cigar was well constructed and burned beautifully. Finished nice and spicy. Very satisfying small smoke!

The cigar kicks you witht the sweet vanilla flavor at first. Towards the end of the cigar it starts to lose the sweet flavor and becomes almost a tad spicy. Not to complain, but my favorite flavored cigars are still Kulahas.

Buy cojimar Vanilla senora sizes. Ok, they are too darn sweet too, but you get 3 times the smoke and a better aroma for less $

Well made cigar, good draw and burn, very mild. Pre-light, you can smell the vanilla aroma and even taste it on the wrapper. After lit, flavors were of vanilla and tobacco, with the vanilla flavors a bit too strong, almost artificially so. If you enjoy vanilla (and I mean really enjoy it) and want a mild cigar that is a good 30 minute smoke, then this is for you. If you want a bit of a more balanced flavored cigar, then you might want to try a Moontrance.

It was my first flavor cigar, it was ok. Kinda of harsh at the beginning, the middle was better. The cigar got a little lose at the end. This was a mild cigar.

Against my better judgment, I’ve been trying several flavored sticks recently, and the latest was this vanilla flavored cigarillo from CAO. I am a big fan of all CAO’s premium cigars, so I decided to give the flavors a try. Unfortunately this stick does not live up to what I have come to expect from CAO. The vanilla flavor was strong, but did not overpower the harsh, charred flavor of the tobacco.

My wife was gifted a couple of these not long ago. While on vacation I was looking for a short smoke and decided to "borrow" one of these from her. Construction was nice, the flavor was actually quite good, not as "in you r face" as some of the other flavored cigars that I have tried. I'll buy some of the little tinned ones to have around, I find that is the best size as I don't get as bored with the flavor as I do with the larger sizes.

I just bought a tin of these today at my tobacconist and I was pleasantly suprised. For such a little cigar it provided the most consistent flavor I have seen in a cigar this size. Even if you don't like flavors try it because it has a true tobacco taste w/ a hint of vanilla. A real crowd pleaser, a little pricey though