$8.59 – $154.60
Debuted in 2018 as a nod to Mexican tobacco. They are named after a main square in Mexico City that is now known as Plaza de la Constitución. The blend uses a Mexican San Andrés morron wrapper over a Cameroon binder and fillers from Nicaragua. The line returns with the same blend but updated packaging for both the boxes and bands, which draw inspiration from the Mexican flag. They provide a flavor of complex earthiness, subtle spice, and a delicate sweetness to the overall experience.
CAO Zocalo: Box of 20
Debuted in 2018 as a nod to Mexican tobacco. They are named after a main square in Mexico City that is now known as Plaza de la Constitución. The blend uses a Mexican San Andrés morron wrapper over a Cameroon binder and fillers from Nicaragua. The line returns with the same blend but updated packaging for both the boxes and bands, which draw inspiration from the Mexican flag. They provide a flavor of complex earthiness, subtle spice, and a delicate sweetness to the overall experience.
Brandon Martinez –
I have smoked a lot of different CAO cigars and this one is one of my favorites. It has a ton of flavor, it’s smooth with just a little spice and some sweetness hints of dark chocolate.