CAO Bones Cigars

CAO Bones is the brainchild of CAO Master Blender Rick Rodriguez and pays tribute to his favorite game: dominoes. Rick said, “Bones is about kicking back with your friends with a cold beer in your hand, playing a game, smoking, grilling, talking a little trash, and having the time of your life.” The blend is comprised of a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper - aged four years for extra flavor, a Connecticut Shade binder, and choice leaves from Honduras and Nicaragua for a full-bodied appeal. We noted nuances of coffee, peppers, spices, and a long, creamy finish. Each box comes game-ready with two standard dice, plus a felt lined lid to roll them in. Get in the game and add a box of CAO Bones Blind Hughie to your cart now!

For those who want a shorter cigar when they're relaxing for a few lounge games, there's CAO Bones Chicken Foot. This size is rolled to a classic Robusto with a medley of full-bodied Honduran and Nicaraguan leaves, a CT Shade binder, and a CT Broadleaf wrapper. That might look great on paper, but it's even better on your taste buds. We found notes of coffee, pepper, and spices covered by a layer of cream on the finish. CAO Master Blender Rick Rodriguez chimed in on exactly what his vision for this blend was, “Bones is about kicking back with your friends with a cold beer in your hand, playing a game, smoking, grilling, talking a little trash, and having the time of your life.” We couldn't agree more. Plus, as an included bonus, each box is complete with two regulation dice, and a felt lined box for rolling them. You won't need luck to get a good deal though – just toss a box in your cart and enjoy your Famous discount today!

Big-ring fans – listen up! There's a CAO Bones for you! This mammoth 6” x 60 comes straight from CAO Master Blender Rick Rodriguez and is named for his favorite game: dominoes. According to him, “Bones is about kicking back with your friends with a cold beer in your hand, playing a game, smoking, grilling, talking a little trash, and having the time of your life.” That sounds like a winning combination to us…just like the combination of tobaccos he hand-picked for the blend. Connecticut Broadleaf for the wrapper. Connecticut Shade for the binder. And a host of punchy Honduran and Nicaraguan high primings in its core. That gives it full-bodied flavors of coffee and spices and some extra zing from a finish that's both peppery and creamy. If that doesn't wet your whistle, CAO even tossed in some dice and a felt-lined lid to play them on. Throw some bones and save some too, and order your box of CAO Bones Matador today!