Camacho Corojo Churchills are one of the richest and boldest cigars that you will ever find. The natural colored corojo wrappers and the authentic corojo binders secure a beautiful blend of exquisite vintage tobacco that have been aged for two years. These have become renowned for their earthy and dark fruit flavors, that are both robust and smooth.
What makes these full-bodied cigars extraordinary is that they taste like Cuban cigars, though they have been produced in non-Cuban soil and weather conditions. Measuring 7 inches in length and a ring gauge of 48, these hand-made cigars contain first-generation Cuban seeds harvested in the Jamastran Valley of Honduras. These Corojos are perfect companions to your favorite whiskey or cognac. Smoke these while relaxing at the end of the day or share them with your friends at social gatherings. Available in sets of sets of 20, they are packaged in sleek, red wooden boxes to preserve their taste and aroma.
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7 x 48 (Churchill) | Box of 20 | Corojo | Honduran | Honduran | ![]() |
Honduras |
Under Davidoff, Camacho has really come into its own. Now, Camacho produces over 20 million cigars a year. Plus, it grows its own Corojo seeds and has evolved into an edgy brand welcoming off-the-beaten-path rugged fans without excluding the rest. That’s not all.
Camacho began to adhere to strict environmental guidelines for good agriculture and manufacturing practices. This is after Camacho partnered with Bayer CropScience. To date, Camacho is the only tobacco company that complies with the Bayer guidelines.
I told you Camacho is a powerhouse brand. On top of all the aspects we have discussed, Camacho has one more Ace up its sleeve. It’s the Powerhouse Bunching.
Powerhouse bunching is a proprietary tobacco bunching and rolling method. Even though Camacho remains tight-lipped about the exact science, we can speculate about the process. Rather than bunching and rolling the cigars in a snail-shell-like manner, Camacho torcedors also fold the tobacco like a concertina. The resulting stick is a uniformly packed stogie with no soft spots or knots. Each Camacho cigar uses powerband bunching, which enhances airflow as well as the perfect milkshake draw.
In truth, it is a tad difficult to determine the first-ever Camacho blend. That being said, I compiled a list of the oldest and most popular Camacho blends. In a word, I want to offer some insight into the bold, complex flavor profiles that Camacho so effortlessly presented.
In my opinion, this is the best Camacho cigar to smoke when you want the full Corojo experience. The Camacho Corojo is a Corojo Puro (is that a thing?). It utilizes three primings of Authentic Corojo as fillers, an Authentic Corojo binder, and the 5th priming of Authentic Corojo as a wrapper.
As for the tasting notes, this stogie is bad ass! If you are a lightweight smoker, stay away. The Camacho Corojo comes out swinging from the first draw. Expect bold, spicy notes with underlying cedar, sweetness, earth, and dry barnyard notes. The pepper is very commanding both on the palate and retrohale. Overall, the Camacho Corojo cigar is perfectly balanced with an impeccable burn line and flawless draw.
Camacho wanted to be more approachable to the newbies. In truth, before Camacho Connecticut, all the other Camacho cigars took no prisoners. But this baby is different. Camacho Connecticut has a milder approach. The site description put it this way.
“This is one Camacho smoke that doesn’t kick in the door. It knocks. And enters with a mild, smooth taste. But don’t mistake mildness for weakness. This smoke is 100% Camacho. With a spicy kick. Boldness meets balance. We think you two will get along.”
I found this cigar to be extremely pleasant and quite tolerable, even if you aren’t a spice kind of person. Of course, the peppery kick is there, but everything is toned down and oh so creamy. Camacho Connecticut is a combo of Honduran Generoso and Aleman Ligero fillers, a Honduran Corojo binder, and an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. Flavor notes include sweet hay, cedar, earth, citrus, molasses, and the signature peppery kick.
Camacho was and still remains the undisputed master of complex and subtle blends. They have upheld the traditional Cuban-style cigars while at the same time embracing new technologies. The bottom line is, you can never go wrong with a Camacho cigar.
SKU: |
CAMCORCHR |
Category: |
Premium Cigars |
Product Type: |
Cigar |
Manufacturer: |
Camacho |
Brand: |
Camacho Corojo |
Wrapper Type: |
Corojo |
Wrapper: |
Corojo |
Binder: |
Honduran |
Filler: |
Honduran |
Origin: |
Honduras |
Ring Gauge: |
48 |
Length: |
7 |
Shape: |
Churchill |
Strength: |
Full |
Quantity: |
44701 |
Package Type: |
Box |
Rating: |
87 |
Package Count: |
20 |
Price Per Cigar: |
$7.8475 |
Gift Type: |
Not Applicable |
Flavored: |
No |
Filtered: |
No |
Little: |
No |
Groupon: |
No |
Discontinued: |
No |
Buy 1 Get 1: |
No |
Free Gift: |
camacho |
Free Shipping: |
No |
Suscribe: |
No |
90+ Rated: |
No |
Limited Edition: |
No |
Rare Cigar: |
No |
Top 25 Brand: |
No |
Aficionado Top 25: |
No |
Staff Pick: |
No |
All I could say is this is Perfection! Excellent cigar.