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No complaints on construction. Occasionally one might have a small tear in the wrapper at the foot. The Camacho Select has just a slight give to it and an easy draw. Thinking back on the box I just smoked through, they are burned very well. The only times I had an issue with the burn I was sitting outside and it was a bit windy. (more…)

This week Camacho was featured at The Party Source’s Cigar Night. It was hot and almost unbearable to be outside, but the crowd was good. The cigars we got were the Camacho Corojo, El Legend-Ario, and Camacho LH.

I’d forgotten how much I enjoy the El Legend-Ario and for the price it is a really good buy. In the next couple of months you should also see the new packaging starting to show in stories, it’s much better looking.

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When I think of Camacho the Camacho Corojo is the cigar that immediately comes to mind. I first tried this cigar a few years ago and I remember not really enjoying it. I wasn’t used to smoking cigars this strong and having this cigar after a few too many drinks wasn’t one of my best ideas. (more…)




Originally released in 2005 under the name “Say Uncle” the Camacho Coyolar Puro is the Eiora’s family first venture in using tobacco not from their farm. This cigar is full bodied and deserves your respect, after my first experience with this cigar I found out why.

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Description: I just recently had a chance to try a Camacho Havana for the first time. My local shops never carried them and after getting a couple from a friend I was on a mission to hunt down a box.

A Honduran Puro, and contains Corojo Filler and Binder like many of Camacho’s cigars. The Criollo wrapper mellows this cigar out a bit leaving just short of full bodied.

Each one I’ve smoked has been well constructed. They tend to run a bit softer than most cigars and typically have an easy draw. The wrapper doesn’t have any noticeably large veins. I picked up a hint of leather on the pre-light draw check. (more…)

By Jesse | March 14, 2008

Another entry from Dale Roush, co-host of the Dogwatch Social Club Podcast. You still have time to enter.

Marque – Camacho

Frontmark – Diploma

Vitola – Figurado 11/18

I confess right from the start that I love this cigar and have smoked quite a few over the past few months. I had only smoked a couple prior to the new packaging Camacho introduced in mid 2007, and liked those as well, but when I discovered the 11/18 size, the Diploma found a permanent home in my humidor.

The cigar is very well constructed. This size must be a little more difficult to roll, but I’ve yet to get one that did not have an outstanding draw. The cap is nicely applied, the band is beautiful and the Authentic Corojo wrapper is elegant. Simply no other word comes to mind. Clipping the cap on this cigar almost seems sinful. (more…)

Thanks to a promotion over at Social Cigar I got my hands on a pre-release of the Box Pressed Camacho Corojo 10 Year Anniversary Robusto. This blend was designed by Christian Eiroa to celebrate the family’s 10 years of growing Authentic Corojo tobacco in Honduras. (more…)

By Jesse | February 6, 2008

As I mentioned in past posts every Tuesday Night we have a local cigar tasting hosted by The Party Source. What makes this event so great is at least 100 people show up every week, some nights as high as 200. During the winter months it is hosted at The Beer Sellar, a great bar with about 60 beers on tap. This week they featured Camacho Cigars with Tom and Dylan from Camacho at the event. (more…)