| The CAO Brazilia Samba is the cigar that helped catapult CAO from humble beginnings to |
| worldwide recognition. While the Ozenger family first made their mark crafting pipes and |
| humidors, it was this Brazilian beauty that secured CAO's legendary status in the years |
| following the Cigar Boom. Created in collaboration with the renowned Toraño family, the |
| Brazilia Samba showcases a dark and spicy Arapiraca wrapper from Brazil that perfectly |
| envelops a blend of rich Nicaraguan filler and binder tobaccos. The result is an |
| unforgettable smoke that has earned ratings as high as 91 from Cigar Aficionado. |
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| Even the band pays homage to its Brazilian roots, featuring the national flag and the phrase |
| "Feito a mao"-Portuguese for "Handmade." The oily, finely veined wrapper emits a distinct |
| earthy and aromatic character. Once lit, the 6 1/4" x 54 torpedo greets the palate with |
| bold notes of coffee, black pepper, and spice, followed by subtle hints of clove and cocoa |
| as it develops. |
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| Full-flavored yet refined, the CAO Brazilia Samba offers a perfect balance of strength and |
| complexity. It pairs exceptionally well with a strong cup of coffee or an icy rum and Coke. |
| For fans of rich, full-bodied cigars, this top-rated blend delivers the vibrant passion and |
| craftsmanship Brazil is known for. |
