CAO Flavours Honey Gold Petit Corona

This is an okay cigar. It was sweet and mild, just like the name implies. However, like many flavored cigars the flavor faded in the second half and it became a bit hot. Can't recommend, but would smoke it if the price is right or as a gift.

The prelight aroma and taste on this were good. The wrapper was sweet and you could smell the honey. However, once lit, this thing tasted pretty bad. The CAO Moontrance was a much milder and smoother smoke. The Honey Gold was bitter throughout and burned pretty hot. It did have a very good even burn and held the ash the entire way down. I was able to keep the ash the entire time i smoked it (2 inches of ash). Probably won't buy it again though.

The flavor was great, but the draw on this cigar was not up to par at all.

For a quick mild smoke this one is ok. Very nice aroma when lit, average taste.

I thought it had a great balance of honey sweetness and rich, nutty tobacco flavor. Makes for a good afternoon dessert smoke, if there is such a thing.

It tasted good to me - I'm a novice smoker though. The honey flavor is barely there once you light the thing, but the pre-light aroma is really nice.

Well, I also liked the pre-light aroma on this, but after that it was just a plain stogie that even got a liitle bitter at the end. The worst of the CAO flavors.

It looked good, smelled great, but once lit, it tasted like crap.

Overall, pretty nice. Some sweetness but not overpowering. Fairly mild. Fast but even burning. Good thick smoke with mild mouthfeel, not hot.

It smells like an old lady. This is a terribly foul cigar. I am a fan of several others in the line for quickies that are a little different, but this one was awful.

Good little quickie, not overwhelmingly sugary like a lot of flavored cigars. Slight taste of honey. Not bad for a flavored cigar.

A great cigar for just us girls... This cigar reminds me of walking on the beach just around sunset. Great taste with just a hint of honey that lingers on your lips. Good all the way through.