Cao mx3

[kelmac07]

Originally Posted by discdog

I don't think they were a limited release but they did have trouble after the original release several years ago. Most of the shops I freguent here in Atlanta have them in stock. I could have sworn that CI and Holts also carried them.
They are one of my favorite CAO sticks, thanks for reminding me about them. I may have to revisit them tonight when I go out.

Bob, you might be thinking of another CAO stick...

The story behind the MX3 is that it is one of the 11 original blends that CAO stocked in its Escaparate at CAO HQ in Tennessee. It was created exclusively for the CAO Escaparate. (The Escaparate houses 330,000+ cigars in an ‘in-the-round’ walk-in humidor).

Over the course of the past 5 years, CAO made the decision to make some of their Escaparate blends/brands available at select retail tobacconists across the country W. Curtis Draper’s has the exclusive on MX3 and is available in two sizes (robusto and a torpedo).

The CAO MX3 are available ONLY at W. Curtis Drapers in D.C. (800) 572-2382.

There was word that a shop in Tennessee also carried them...but I cannot confirm.

Mac you are exactly correct. I should have walked downstairs and double checked before making that post. I was thinking of the MX2. Which are in stock and a CAO standard. Sorry for the misinformation. And curse you for giving me something else to hunt for now lol.

Can't believe my first post her was wrong! Guess I will just go back to lurking.

[kelmac07]

Originally Posted by discdog

And curse you for giving me something else to hunt for now lol.

But damn are they tasty!!

Originally Posted by kelmac07

But damn are they tasty!!

Figures. Wouldn't be a bad one. lol

[boom]

Originally Posted by kelmac07

Bob, you might be thinking of another CAO stick...

The story behind the MX3 is that it is one of the 11 original blends that CAO stocked in its Escaparate at CAO HQ in Tennessee. It was created exclusively for the CAO Escaparate. (The Escaparate houses 330,000+ cigars in an ‘in-the-round’ walk-in humidor).

Over the course of the past 5 years, CAO made the decision to make some of their Escaparate blends/brands available at select retail tobacconists across the country W. Curtis Draper’s has the exclusive on MX3 and is available in two sizes (robusto and a torpedo).

The CAO MX3 are available ONLY at W. Curtis Drapers in D.C. (800) 572-2382.

There was word that a shop in Tennessee also carried them...but I cannot confirm.

He is correct... the stick which I thought was the MX3 was the MX3 Box press with the local B&M band...

[boom]

Originally Posted by kelmac07

Bob, you might be thinking of another CAO stick...

The story behind the MX3 is that it is one of the 11 original blends that CAO stocked in its Escaparate at CAO HQ in Tennessee. It was created exclusively for the CAO Escaparate. (The Escaparate houses 330,000+ cigars in an ‘in-the-round’ walk-in humidor).

Over the course of the past 5 years, CAO made the decision to make some of their Escaparate blends/brands available at select retail tobacconists across the country W. Curtis Draper’s has the exclusive on MX3 and is available in two sizes (robusto and a torpedo).

The CAO MX3 are available ONLY at W. Curtis Drapers in D.C. (800) 572-2382.

There was word that a shop in Tennessee also carried them...but I cannot confirm.

Crappy cell phone pic but my local B&M gots em..... Im goona go back and get a few tomorrow....

[kelmac07]

Originally Posted by boom

Crappy cell phone pic but my local B&M gots em..... Im goona go back and get a few tomorrow....

Troy...how much are they brother??? Do they have the torpedo size, or only the robusto?

[GTsetGO]

Originally Posted by kelmac07

Troy...how much are they brother??? Do they have the torpedo size, or only the robusto?

i would like to know the same

[Montano]

Originally Posted by boom

Crappy cell phone pic but my local B&M gots em..... Im goona go back and get a few tomorrow....

Those don't look like box pressed ? I may have to get some if they are robustos