"Lots of smoke for the buck"

The Flathead 660 is a mans cigar. 60 ring, box pressed, maduro. It has a thick full flavor. I personally tasted like a hint of coffee and chocolate. Truly a 60 minute smoke. Don’t waste it.

"Excellentee, this is my new favorite"

Flavor is outstanding all the way through, nice draw, great ash and smoke. I did have 1 out of 10 that was hard on the draw but man these are so good. I gave one to a friend who is a Oliva V fan which I am too...and he bought a box the next day, can t say enough.

"Great Cigar"

I love the Flathead cigars.

"Flat Tasting, Poor Draw"

Very bummed about over my choice of CAO s Flathead V660. My historical experience with numerous CAO choices have made me a loyal client. My past experience 4-5 years ago with the CAO brand has been that they are well-crafted, nicely blended cigars, with excellent construction and draw. IMHO, the Flathead V660 is a reflection in the general decline of the brand - but I digress. The V660 was a disappointment. The taste was flat, the draw was weak, the ash limp.

"Draw was very inconsistent causing taste to less than desirable."

Nice look and feel. Seemed to be constructed well however several cigars in box did not draw well at all. Some drew too much air resulting in little taste while others would not draw well at all resulting in a lot of quick deep draws ti keep it burning. Overall I was very disappointed for the price.

"Great Stogie"

Flathead 660 is a great stogie for after dinner with a find Bourbon or Rye..... Sip & Draw SWEET.

"Great smoke at reasonable price!"

Was treated to one of these gems on the golf course by a friend, ended up ordering a box from Famous-Smoke for myself. Was very happy with the first box, even draw, consistent strong flavor, lasts 9 holes. Gave 1 to a friend, he loved it so I sent him a box and ordered a 2nd box for myself. Was disappointed in the 2nd box, not as consistent, or as good of flavor. Willing to make 3rd time a charm though...

"Strong yet mild"

Tried the 660 and 554. Usually I favor smaller gauge cigars but so far with the flatheads I find the bigger cigar has a better taste from start to finish. Was originally worried about the taste being too strong, possibly harsh when first seeing the dark wrap. The square shape is what made me end up trying it. The taste is very consistent throughout the entire cigar, even when lighting it again the taste is just as good. Usually I buy a box of cigars handmade in New Orleans which are still great , but my next box will be the 660s.

"Awesome cigar"

The 660 is a hard cigar to find in stock. My local cigar/sports bar sells them for $12 apiece, and I fell in love with them. Enjoy this with JW Black and a good friend, and by the end of the night you will know everyone in the bar. These things smell and taste great. BTW: don t smoke this on a golf course, too strong for that.

"Great cigar, but let them age and you ll be in heaven"

If you re patient enough to let these age, you will be greatly rewarded. I aged half a box about a year and man these things take me to new plain