Camacho Corojo Cigars

Is the Camacho Corojo a premium cigar?
Yes. It is handmade in Honduras, and known for its authentic genetics, taste, quality, raw material, tradition, and superb blend.

Are these strong cigars?
Oh yes. They are, in fact, some of the strongest in the world. This is because they are made with a rich blend of tobaccos grown in Honduras from rare seed that was smuggled out of Cuba after the embargo.

This makes the Camacho Corojo a one-two punch of assertive, robust taste, and depth.

What is the draw like?
In spite of the fact that the Camacho Corojo is jam packed with tobacco, you still get an easy and consistent draw.

What type of flavor do they have?
The flavor is rich, distinctive, spicy and simplemente superb. It is the result of the vintage tobaccos that are grown in perfect soil and climate conditions that are comparable to those of Cuba’s renowned Vuelta Abajo Region. This creates a smooth, legendary, and outstanding taste.

Aficionados have described the flavor of Camacho Corojo cigars as being that of nuts and leather in the very beginning. Toward the midpoint, many notice a change toward that of espresso and peppery spice. Others describe the flavor of Camacho Corojo cigars as Havana-like in flavor.

People attribute this unique blend of earth and coffee to the Cuban origin of the seed tobacco, and the rich Cuban heritage from which this blend has sprung.

This is a flavor that endures the test of time. It starts strong and ends strong, ending well as it does so, and maintaining its title among new smokers and veteran aficionados alike that this is one of the strongest smokes every produce in this big beautiful world of ours.

What type of tobaccos are the fillers and wrappers made from?
The wrapper, binder, and filler are all Honduran Corojo. They are grown in the Jamastran valley. The wrapper is made from a stunning dark, oily wrapper that is authentic Corojo. The tobacco leaf is aged for two years, and the cigars are rolled by hand.

The wrapper is firm, dark, and oily. The slow fermentation that has gone into making it contributes much of its acclaimed flavor. However, there is another ingredient at work here. The 100 percent authentic Cuban-seed tobacco contributes a rich toastiness that is both uncommon and sophisticated.

How highly are they rated?
Camacho Corojo cigars have been called the best non-Cuban Habanos you can find. The Corojo also received a rating of 93 from Cigar Aficionado. This is also the perfect cigar for the smoker who remembers the pre-embargo days when you could smoke a real Cuban without politics and contraband getting in the way of Universal High Life.