Via: HauteLiving

In 2002 the Camacho brand offered its first limited edition; the Liberty Collection.  Every year since the Liberty has been a one time limited release- one size one blend- using the best tobaccos available to create a one time experience, never to be repeated.  Just as a particular wine’s vintage runs its course- so too do the annual limited runs of Camacho Liberty.  Over the years some have been milder, others stronger; some with more unique shapes, others with double wrappers creating a “barber-pole” like effect.  But this year’s Camacho Liberty epitomizes the Camacho experience.  Straight forward, rich, complex fabulous tasting tobacco.

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Via: Cigar Aficionado

The 147-year-old- German company that commercialized aspirin is one of the last organizations you’d expect to get involved in the cigar business. >>Click here to read the full article

InTouch Weekly spots actor Ian Ziering smoking Camacho cigars at the iconic Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.

Photos from the 2010 ESPY Awards pre-party at the Playboy Mansion featuring Camacho Cigars. >>Click here to view the full album

Via: FOX Business News

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Camacho Cigars President Christian Eiroa on the state of business and the rumors about former Cuban President Fidel Castro possibly making a TV appearance.

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Actor Elijah Wood was seen manning the Camacho Cigars table at the recent “Art of Elysium” event in Hollywood, CA. (more…)

Via: Robb Report

Every June, Robb Report publishes its annual “Best of the Best” special issue, which represents the culmination of an entire year’s search for excellence in every aspect of the luxury lifestyle. >> Click here to read the full article.

Via: AOL News

Would anyone be expected to pay $3,111 for a Havana cigar in a box simply labeled “Hotel de Paris”? Well, someone did just that today, because it wasn’t just any old cigar — it was one that belonged to Winston Churchill and that he never got around to smoking.

Initial estimates for the Cuban cigar by Camacho ranged from $1,500 to $2,200, according to the Christie’s London auction company.

But someone was willing to go quite a bit higher to get their hands on part of a wide-ranging collection of Churchill memorabilia that was being sold off by New York publishing executive Steve Forbes. >> Click here to read the full article

Via: OK! Magazine

OK! Magazine reports Chad “Ocho Cinco” Johnson smoking a Camacho cigar in NYC.

Via: SportsIllustrated

Leyland has smoked cigarettes while at the ballpark throughout his long career, but will no longer be able to do so at Comerica Park. A Michigan law went into effect at 6 a.m. Saturday bans smoking in most workplaces in the state. >> Click here to read the full article