Camacho is the loud one. Honduran at heart, built around Corojo, and marketed to people who want a cigar with some kick. The five Camacho lines we carry are below; live stock is on the collection page.
Camacho Corojo
Honduran Corojo wrapper from the fifth priming, which is high on the plant and therefore strong. Full-bodied, peppery. Toro and Gordo.
Camacho Broadleaf
Honduran Broadleaf wrapper: darker, sweeter, still full. Toro and Gordo.
Camacho Connecticut
Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper and the mildest Camacho by a wide margin. Toro, Gordo, Churchill and a box-pressed Toro.
Camacho Triple Maduro
Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper over maduro binder and maduro filler, which almost nobody does. Full and sweet. Robusto, Toro and Gordo.
Camacho Nicaragua
Ecuadorian wrapper over Nicaraguan tobacco. Toro and Gran Churchill.
Which Camacho should you buy?
- Mildest: Camacho Connecticut.
- The classic: Corojo Toro.
- Sweet and dark: Triple Maduro.
Buying
Singles, 5-packs and full boxes. Browse the Camacho collection.
$9.99 flat shipping, free on orders of $125 or more. Orders ship within 1–2 business days.
Frequently asked questions
What does triple maduro mean?
Wrapper, binder and filler are all maduro tobacco, not just the wrapper.
Is Camacho strong?
Most of the house is full-bodied. The Connecticut is the exception.
