CAO Gold is the cigar that first helped put CAO on the map and it hasn’t lost its shine. Wrapped in a silky Ecuadorian Connecticut leaf, built on a Nicaraguan binder and long-fillers, it settles right in the mellow to medium range. Rated in the 90s, it’s smooth, balanced, and dependable, with a brightness that makes it an easy go-to anytime.

CAO Zócalo brings a bold, authentically Mexican twist to the CAO lineup with its dark San Andrés Morrón wrapper atop a Cameroon binder and Nicaraguan long-fillers. Medium-Full in body and deeply flavorful, it’s the brand’s first cigar to feature a Mexican wrapper, giving smokers a rich, earthy experience with a touch of sweetness.

Alec Bradley Chunk Shade brings that stout, chunky format you know and love in the Chunk family but with a smoother side. It’s wrapped in Honduran grown Connecticut Shade, built with a U.S. Broadleaf binder, and filled with a balanced blend of Dominican, Honduran, and Nicaraguan tobaccos made at the HATSA factory in Honduras. It’s easygoing yet bold, perfect for kicking back at any time.

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