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Olancho Leaf

CAO OSA Sol

Sungrown Honduran Wrapper Focus

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About CAO OSA Sol

OSA Sol launched in 2011 to showcase a sungrown Honduran Olancho (San Agustín) wrapper over a Connecticut Broadleaf binder with Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers. Presented as a mellow–medium, wood‑and‑pepper smoke, the line is noted for the wrapper's rustic, slightly oily appearance and even construction, with the Lot 50 vitola frequently called out as the most expressive.

  • Made in Honduras
  • Medium
  • Honduran Olancho San Agustin
  • Cedar, pepper spice, earth/wood, subtle cocoa, sweet undertones

Olancho Wrapper

CAO OSA Sol

CAO OSA Sol centers on a sungrown Honduran Olancho San Agustín wrapper over a Connecticut Broadleaf binder with Honduran and Nicaraguan filler, presented as a medium‑bodied cigar. Early reviews praised its wood‑forward profile—cedar and pepper spice with sweet undertones.

Sizes

  • Lot 50 — (5.0" x 50)
  • Lot 54 — (5.75" x 54)
  • Lot 58 — (6.5" x 58)

Strength

Medium

Country of Origin

Honduras

Wrapper

Honduran Olancho San Agustin

Binder

Connecticut Broadleaf

Filler

Honduran, Nicaraguan

Year Released

2011

Flavor Profile

Cedar, pepper spice, earth/wood, subtle cocoa, sweet undertones

OSA Sol showcases an Olancho San Agustín sungrown wrapper that brings bright wood and pepper to the fore. The Connecticut Broadleaf binder and blended fillers create a smooth, cedar‑and‑pepper core with intermittent earthy or cocoa undertones. The line's rustic, slightly oily wrapper character offers a distinct, wood‑first flavor axis within CAO's catalog.

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Frequently Asked Questions

OSA Sol is built around a sungrown Honduran wrapper from Olancho, San Agustín (a 2008 crop). That sungrown leaf gives the cigar its rustic, slightly oily look and the wood‑forward cedar and pepper notes reviewers hear on the smoke.