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CAO LX2 Belicoso Size: 6 ½ x 52 Origin: Nicaragua Wrapper: Nicaraguan Binder: Honduran Filler: Nicaraguan and Dominican Ligero Strength: Med / Full Pre-smoke Scent of Wrapper: Deep dark chocolate Scent at Foot:Spicy and earthy Appearance: Great looking wrapper, no massive veining and cap...

Tried both today and really enjoyed them. Highly recommend for newbs as the taste was nice for me with both. Top Shelf us a shop in PA that has their own blends and the black is a truly great smoke. If You haven't true it yet make sure you do! I dont work for them as an FYI.

Hey Guys, This week (21 Mar 2011) on the Cigar Aficionado website, C.A.O. Lx2 Gordo Cigar is announced as "Cigar of th Week". Below are the tasting notes: Tasting Notes : A dark, oily log of a cigar with an uneven burn but fairly consistent draw. It's spicy and cedary with some nuts and...

Much more complex than the MX2. Similar to the Italia but has more of a cocoa sweetness vs. a fruity sweetness of an Italia. Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Rob Cigar Review - Very enjoyable

The good parts: these look awesome, really top shelf. They draw well too. The bad: I had two of these now and both were almost totally lacking ... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Beli Cigar Review - Very Disappointing

CAO lx2 BAM: Official site: (flash so youll have to go to cigars - LX2) CAO Cigars official description: CAO Lx2 features a sungrown nicaraguan wrapper, honduran binder, and three different ligero fillers from Nicaragua and the Fominican Republic. Lx2 Boasts a bold, muscular structure but also...

Another good one from CAO. I always have one of these in my humidor. If I smoke it, then I pick another one up. I've considered picking up a box of... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Toro Cigar Review - Great smoke by CAO

Anyone want to split a box of CAO LX2 Bam's with me? These are the 4.0x45 tasty little gems. There are 40 in a box. The cost would be $66.25 + half of what it costs shipped to me (around $4 or so). So, you would get 20 for around $68.25 shipped. I just called and ordered the box and they...

From initial light through the last puff, this stick is truly worth the smoke. Construction was consistent and produced a medium draw. Flavor exhib... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Lancero Cigar Review - Smooth and Flavorful

This is a rustic looking cigar with noticable veins and rough exterior. It starts off with a natural tobbaco flavor combined with some pepper. Sm... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Toro Cigar Review - A good smoke...

Kind of boring fist half. Burn issues towards the end but some spices finally kicked in. Just wish the flavors gave me a longer finish the best p... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Toro Cigar Review - Eeh

Had this last summer in the morning after brkfast. Nice smooth taste of coco and nut flavor. consistent smoke and pleasant. Nice presentation. Fir... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Beli Cigar Review - Nice cigar

Loved this one!!! It was a recommendation from a friend of mine. Started so nice. The overall flavor was very good. Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Beli Cigar Review - Great

I did make an extra of each of these in case anybody is interested...

Smoking my first Robusto. Very nice. Nice bite. Nice nutty flavor. I'm surprised at how good it is. Any other thoughts on this one? M

I really want to try the CAO LX2, there has been an enormous amount of buzz about the cigar. But there is no way that I could smoke an entire one and not go green to the core. So can I smoke some of it, save it somehow, and smoke the rest later? It seems to me that cigars can't really be saved...

This cigar was good. It had an oily ligero wrapper with decent construction. The flavor was balanced. It opened up with spice and then stabilized w... Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Toro Cigar Review - A decent smoke...

C.A.O. LX2 Belicoso 52 x 6 1/2" $6.75 Slated as C.A.O.'s full-strength Ligero "powerhouse" cigar, the LX2 has a beautiful sungrown wrapper grown in Nicaragua carefully wrapped around Dominican, and Nicaraguan Ligero filler, with a Honduran binder. It looks beautiful enough to smoke. My beli...

I prefer the cx2 much more! The draw was tighter, and the cigar wasn't as smooth. Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Rob Cigar Review - Didn't live up

My expectations were down due to the Mx2 but it turned out to be a good smoke. I recommend it. Read the full review here: CAO Lx2 Rob Cigar Review - A good stick.