Camacho Corojo Cigars
Camacho Corojo cigars from our walk-in humidor in Yuma, Arizona: the 6 x 50 Toro and the 6 x 60 Gordo. Camacho Corojo is a Honduran puro built entirely on Corojo: a fifth-priming Honduran Corojo wrapper over a Honduran Corojo Ligero binder and three primings of Honduran Corojo filler, as Davidoff, which owns Camacho, describes it. Davidoff calls it medium to full in body, 4 on its five-point intensity scale, with leather, pepper and cedar. Choose a single, a 5-pack or a box of 20 on each product page.
Filters
2 products
About Camacho Corojo Cigars
The Camacho Corojo blend
| Wrapper | Honduran Corojo, fifth priming |
|---|---|
| Binder | Honduran Corojo Ligero |
| Filler | Honduran Corojo, three primings |
| Made in | Diadema Cigars de Honduras, Danlí, Honduras (Camacho's factory since 2017) |
| Strength | Medium to full; 4 of 5 on Davidoff's intensity scale |
| Notes | Leather, pepper and cedar, with earthy notes across the line (Davidoff) |
Why Corojo matters
Corojo is a seed variety developed by the Rodriguez family on the El Corojo plantation in Pinar del Río, Cuba, and Cigar Aficionado noted in 2010 that Cuba no longer grows it. The same report said Julio Eiroa, patriarch of the family that owned Camacho before Davidoff, still grew Corojo-seed tobacco on his farm in the Jamastran Valley of Honduras. Camacho traces to 1961, when Simon Camacho opened a cigar factory in Miami, and Davidoff has owned it since 2008.
In 2013 Camacho relaunched as the Bold Standard, with a new scorpion logo, and reblended four lines, Corojo among them. Cigar Coop's June 2013 preview reported the wrapper moved to a fifth priming and the cigar kept as an all-Corojo puro. Before the reblend, Corojo sizes we don't carry placed No. 5 for 2010 and No. 24 for 2011 on Cigar Aficionado's Top 25.
Camacho Corojo sizes and prices
Prices as listed in October 2026; each product page shows the current price and live stock.
| Cigar | Size | Single | 5-pack | Box | Per cigar in the box |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toro | 6 x 50, round | $10.99 | $49.95 | 20, $184.80 | $9.24 |
| Gordo | 6 x 60 | $11.99 | $54.95 | 20, $201.80 | $10.09 |
Both boxes of 20 are priced over $125, so they ship free.
Ratings and tasting notes
Toro, 6 x 50: Cigar Insider scored it 90 in October 2013, after the reblend: a primarily woody, peaty cigar with a touch of sweetness and an oaky finish, rated medium to full. This is the round Toro, not the box-pressed BXP.
Gordo, 6 x 60: the same all-Corojo blend at a 60 ring, 20 to a box.
Compare Camacho wrappers
For the same 6 x 50 under other wrappers, try the Camacho Broadleaf Toro from our Camacho Broadleaf page or the milder Camacho Connecticut. Camacho Triple Maduro has its own page too. More Honduran cigars from every brand are on Honduran cigars, and more Corojo wrappers on Corojo cigars.
What to pour with Camacho Corojo
Davidoff suggests a cask-strength whisky with Camacho Corojo. Our house suggestion from the bar, as on our Camacho page: a caramel-forward bourbon or a rye, which stands up to its leather and pepper. Our cigar and whiskey pairing guide has more. In the lounge, ask the bar for a pour from the spirits menu.
Keeping them fresh
Store them at a steady 65 to 70 percent relative humidity, in a humidor or a sealed bag with a two-way humidity pack. Every order ships with a Boveda humidity pack, and our cigar storage guide covers the rest.
Common questions
What is Camacho Corojo? A Honduran puro built entirely on Corojo tobacco: fifth-priming Corojo wrapper, Corojo Ligero binder and three primings of Corojo filler, made by Camacho in Danlí, Honduras.
Is Camacho Corojo a puro? Yes. Wrapper, binder and filler are all Honduran Corojo, as Davidoff describes it.
How strong is Camacho Corojo? Medium to full; Davidoff puts it at 4 on its five-point intensity scale, and Cigar Insider rated the Toro medium to full.
What is Corojo tobacco? A seed variety developed by the Rodriguez family on the El Corojo plantation in Pinar del Río, Cuba, which Cigar Aficionado reported in 2010 that Cuba no longer grows.
Who makes Camacho cigars? Davidoff has owned Camacho since 2008, and since 2017 the cigars have been made at Diadema Cigars de Honduras in Danlí.
Is the Camacho Corojo Toro box-pressed? No. Our Toro is the round 6 x 50, not the box-pressed BXP.
How much is Camacho Corojo? As listed in October 2026, $10.99 a single for the Toro and $11.99 for the Gordo; boxes of 20 are $184.80 and $201.80.
How much is shipping? $9.99 flat, free on orders of $125 or more. Every order ships with a Boveda humidity pack.
Where do Camacho Corojo cigars ship from? Our walk-in humidor in Yuma, Arizona, to every state, including San Diego and California, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco and the Bay Area, Santa Barbara and Montecito, Las Vegas and Nevada, Scottsdale and Arizona, Texas, Florida, New York City, the Hamptons, Boston, Princeton and New Jersey, Washington, DC, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Collectors abroad order through a U.S. forwarding address. Every order ships with a Boveda humidity pack.
Where can I buy Camacho Corojo cigars online? Right here. Every Camacho Corojo cigar we list online is on this page with its current price and live stock, and ships from our walk-in humidor in Yuma, Arizona. Every cigar comes through authorized distribution.
Where can I buy Camacho Corojo cigars in Yuma, AZ? At Sun of a Gun Cigars & Spirits, 1651 S Arizona Ave, the official J.C. Newman Diamond Crown Cigar Lounge, with a walk-in humidor and a full bar; see our Yuma cigar lounge page. Call 928-276-3500 to check a size before you visit.
More from the brand: Camacho Cigars, Camacho Connecticut and Camacho Triple Maduro, or browse every brand we carry, A to Z.
Are you 21 or older?
You must be of legal drinking and smoking age to enter this website.
Exit Website