Finck Cigar Company

CAO Bx3

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$117.15 $188.95 In stock

Category: CAO

CAO BX3 showcases the innovation and global tobacco sourcing that have long been hallmarks of the CAO brand. Produced in Nicaragua and built around premium tobaccos from three different growing regions, BX3 combines quality construction, distinctive character, and exceptional craftsmanship. A modern cigar that highlights CAO's passion for exploring unique tobaccos from around the world.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

The Nicaraguan construction is flawless, and the way it draws is incredibly smooth right from the start. I’ve been really impressed with how complex the profile gets in the final third.

Benjamin T. ★★★★★

Finally a smoke that lives up to the description—the blend of three different growing regions gives it a complexity I haven’t found in most sticks lately. Burn is even and draws smooth, perfect for a lazy afternoon on the porch.

Mia H. ★★★☆☆

The blend of three different region tobaccos is interesting, but the draw was a bit tight on the two I've smoked so far. It's decent for the price, though I expected a bit more complexity from the Nicaragua construction.