CAO Eileen's Dream

I really love his stuff a good smoke but it aint an aromatic. The bums in the park hold their noses while I smoke it. Great musky Black Cavendish. Wont gunk up your pipe. The Mint Chocolate flavor is light Great nocotine level off the chart bros Try it also let it sit for about two weeks after you open the tin

I started out as a cigar smoker, smoking CAO cigars. Decided to try this one for that reason. It smells really good, tastes very sweet, but after a while it gets to be too sweet.

I stopped smoking mine and left it in the tin for a few months and now it's very dry and unsmokeable so I use it as a air freshener, which is a good thing to do if you dont like this stuff.

This was my first aromatic, and I have to say when I first opened the tin I was immediately intimidated by the sickly sweet scent. I'm a lover of Bailey's, but wow did this turn me off. I'm glad I persevered and tried a bowl, though, because this was a fast favorite.

The flavor is deliciously creamy, and the room note is heavenly. It lit very easily, even for this tobacco novice, and only required one relight about halfway through the bowl.

I smoked my second bowl with a strong cup of tea. Delicious.

First of all, there is no cigar leaf in this blend (as is stated in a review below). Second, the taste that "lingers" (again mentioned in a review below...what tobacco doesn't leave a lingering taste?) is fairly sweet and creamy. Eileen's Dream was one of my first blends for my first pipe, and the cake inside the bowl is now comprised of nothing but this blend. I have dedicated my first bowl to this tobacco and set aside some tins for aging. Considering that many/most aromatics are extremely syrupy and don't always taste as good as they smell, this one is a spectacular exception. The Irish Creme and White Chocolate continue to offer their harmonic tastes until the very last puff, unlike some aromatics that lose their topping soon after the bowl is lit. Furthermore, the sweet Cavendish is not completely masked by the flavors. Instead, the tobacco's natural taste gives a nice creamy touch to the sweet mix. This is a fantastic blend anytime of day, but is especially wonderful with a morning cup of coffee or on a cold dark night. 4/4 stars. Great place to start for beginners.

If you like Bailey's... this one's not to miss. It's a little stronger on the tongue than I anticipated, but I guess you get at least a little of that with most aromatics.

I enjoyed this blend as with all of the CAO blends im definitely a fan. If your in the market to try some new aromatic blends this is one to try if your a white chocolate or almost Baileys coffee fan.

This is a good aromatic, when it says on the tin that it has irish cream and white chocolate truffles it means it. It smokes very evenly, and in the 5 bowls of it that I have had, it has not disappointed, or needed a relight. Overall, I give it a good 4/5 stars

This is just ok to me. Not terrible, but certainly nothing ground breaking, except the room note, which is absolutely heavenly.

The taste is incredibly mild, I get hints of chocolate and cream. And that's about all I get from it. I can't discern any of the liquor or coconut that others seem to. Not bad, but I don't see myself getting more of this one.

This blend is a fantastic Aromatic with both bold flavors and subtle flavors. Blend needed no dry time and burned very well with only a single relight. I would dump the very bottom of the bowl because I found it gets a little dull at that point. Has a great room note and could be an all day smoke. The creaminess and nuttiness make this very enjoyable in the morning.