Camacho Corojo Cigars

All Tobaccos in Camacho cigars comes from the Jamastran Valley in Honduras approximately 20 miles west of the Nicaraguan border. The Jamastran Valley was discovered by Tino Argudin who said: "We will never find neither soil nor region as similar to Vuelta Abajo (Cuba) as the Jamastran Valley in Honduras"

Corojo tobacco was created by the Rodriguez family, and gets its name from their famous pre-Castro Cuban tobacco farm called El Corojo. Corojo seed grows into delicious tobacco, but it's exceptionally hard to grow and quite vulnerable to disease. The father-son-team of Julio and Christian Eiroa, who farm in Honduras, are among the few people who still grow the seed variety (Cuba abandoned plantings of Corojo years ago). The wrapper is used on the delicious and hearty Camacho Corojo line of cigars, which are now part of the Davidoff group. Reddish brown in color, the Camacho Corojo Torpedos are tasty and bold, with exciting flavors of leather and earth culminating in a cocoa and nougat sweetness.

This is an oddly shaped cigar, thinner at the foot than the head, with a bulge in its middle that expands the ring gauge from 50 to 54. The smoke is fruity, with licorice notes and some wood, and a toasty finish. A strong cigar. Rated 90

This is an oddly shaped cigar, thinner at the foot than the head, with a bulge in its middle that expands the ring gauge from 50 to 54. The smoke is fruity, with licorice notes and some wood, and a toasty finish. A strong cigar. Rated 90

Beautifully dark in appearance with minor veins. There is a rich, profoundly leathery character to this cigar, which also offers dark fruit and earthy notes. Medium to full bodied. Rated 94 5th best cigar of 2010.

Beautifully dark in appearance with minor veins. There is a rich, profoundly leathery character to this cigar, which also offers dark fruit and earthy notes. Medium to full bodied. Rated 94 5th best cigar of 2010.

#24 Best Cigar of the Year 2011 scoring 92 points. A beautiful cigar. It draws like a dream, and burns slowly and evenly. The smoke is spicy, with earthy, meaty flavors and a hint of dried citrus. A medium- to full-bodied cigar.

#24 Best Cigar of the Year 2011 scoring 92 points. A beautiful cigar. It draws like a dream, and burns slowly and evenly. The smoke is spicy, with earthy, meaty flavors and a hint of dried citrus. A medium- to full-bodied cigar.

An attractive fat cigar with an oily wrapper and a few soft spots. It draws very easily, imparting a meaty smoke with cocoa and coffee notes, and a touch of metal on the finish. Rated 88

A big cigar with a rough appearance. The medium to full-bodied cigar has an easy draw, with some metallic notes and plenty of licorice on the palate. Rated 87

A big cigar with a rough appearance. The medium to full-bodied cigar has an easy draw, with some metallic notes and plenty of licorice on the palate. Rated 87

A full-bodied robusto. This stout cigar has spicy notes with coffee flavors. The finish is woody and peppery. A well-balanced smoke. Rated 91

A full-bodied robusto. This stout cigar has spicy notes with coffee flavors. The finish is woody and peppery. A well-balanced smoke. Rated 91

This smooth and stubby maduro is powerful and has well-rounded flavors. Rich, nutty notes lead to a light, spicy finish. Rated 91.

This smooth and stubby maduro is powerful and has well-rounded flavors. Rich, nutty notes lead to a light, spicy finish. Rated 91.