Camacho Cigars

Shop the live Camacho range at The House of Cigars. The brand brings bold leaf, rich taste, and deep roots in Honduras. It also forms part of the Davidoff group.

The range has four main blends. First, pick Connecticut for a soft smoke. Next, try Ecuador for more spice. Choose Nicaragua or Corojo when you want more strength. You can also buy a five-cigar set.

Why Choose Camacho?

Simon Camacho began the brand in Miami. Later, the Eiroa family moved it to Honduras. Davidoff then bought the brand in 2008.

Today, the team makes each cigar in Danlí. The blends use leaves from Honduras and other New World lands. As a result, each line has its own taste and feel.

The range gives you lots of choice. Some cigars feel smooth and mild. Others bring cocoa, earth, wood, leather, and hot spice. In addition, the range has both short and full-size smokes.

Start with Connecticut

Connecticut gives you the mildest smoke on this page. A pale wrapper covers the cigar. Under it, the blend has leaf from Honduras and the Dominican Republic.

You may taste cream, cedar, nuts, earth, and soft spice. Although the smoke feels calm, it still has good depth.

Pick the large size for about 45 minutes. It has 2 out of 5 strength. However, the small size lasts about 20 minutes.

These Camacho cigars may suit new cigar fans. They can also work well as a light day smoke.

Try Corojo Machitos

Corojo Machitos packs bold taste into a small shape. The blend uses Honduran Corojo leaf from top to foot.

At first, you may taste leather, black pepper, and cedar. Then, earth and roast coffee may grow. Since the cigar has a slim shape, each note can feel clear.

The cigar has 4 out of 5 strength. It lasts about 20 minutes. Therefore, it suits a short break with full taste. Eat first and smoke at a slow pace.

Explore Nicaragua

Nicaragua Robusto brings rich taste and more force. An Ecuador wrapper sits on top. Beneath it, a Honduran binder holds the blend. The filler comes from Honduras, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic.

You may taste leather, red pepper, cocoa, vanilla, oak, and dry fruit. Even so, the smoke stays smooth and well balanced.

This is one of the best-known Camacho cigars in the range. It gained 94 points. It also ranked No. 17 in the Top 25 Cigars of 2020.

The cigar has 4 out of 5 strength. It lasts about 45 minutes. For that reason, it suits a slow night smoke.

Discover Ecuador

Ecuador has a medium feel and a bright taste. An Ecuador Habano wrapper covers the cigar. Next, a Brazilian Mata Fina binder adds depth. Leaf from Honduras and the Dominican Republic forms the filler.

You may find black pepper, cocoa, wood, nuts, and soft, sweet notes. In addition, a light fruit note may show.

The cigar gained 90 points. It has 3 out of 5 strength. It also lasts about 45 minutes.

Choose this blend when you want more lift than Connecticut. However, it has less force than Nicaragua or Corojo.

Try the Camacho Cigar Set

The set holds five cigars in a sealed bag. It has three Robustos from the main lines. It also has two short Machitos.

First, try Connecticut Machitos. Next, smoke the Connecticut Robusto. Then, move to Ecuador and Nicaragua. Finally, leave Corojo until last.

The set lets you test two smoke times and four tastes. As a result, it may help you find your best match. It can also make a good gift.

How to Pick the Right Cigar

First, think about strength. Pick Connecticut for a soft smoke. Choose Ecuador for more spice. Try Nicaragua or Corojo for more force.

Next, think about taste. Cream and nuts feel soft. Cocoa and coffee taste dark. Meanwhile, earth, wood, and pepper add more depth.

Then, think about time. The small cigars last about 20 minutes. The large cigars last about 45 minutes.

Finally, check each product page. Look at the blend, size, strength, price, and stock.

Why Shop Camacho Cigars Here?

The House of Cigars puts the live range in one place. You can compare four blends and two smoke times. In addition, you can shop singles, packs, and a mixed set.

Start with Connecticut for a soft smoke. Pick Ecuador for cocoa and spice. Choose Nicaragua for its 94-point score. Or try Corojo Machitos for bold Honduran taste in a short size.

You can also view our Honduran Cigars and Cigars for Beginners. Then, explore Small Handmade Cigars, Cigar Samplers, Top 25 Cigars, and Cigar Accessories.