Camacho Connecticut Cigars

For the first time, Camacho is introducing a cigar with a secret wrapper - Connecticut! As CEO Christian Eiroa reported, it appears that the recent acquisition of Camacho by The Davidoff of Geneva Corporation has something to do with this new product. We have sampled it and can assure you that its smoothness cannot be denied. It offers a mild yet spicy sensation on the palate, with earthy notes like nuts and cedar which all come together in perfect balance.

For the first time Camacho cigars have presented us with the Camacho Connecticut Churchill. Christian Eiroa, CEO of Camacho cigars, was tight-lipped when revealing that their secret wrapper was in fact a Davidoff Connecticut. Thanks to The Davidoff of Geneva Corp.'s recent takeover, it's clear why this smooth cigar is so complex and balanced. When we sampled it this weekend, we were met with earthy notes of nuts and cedar along with a mild yet spicy flavour profile. Gliding across your palate, the Camacho Connecticut Churchill is truly something special.

In order to meet consumer and retailer demands for a milder smoke, Camacho Connecticut Robusto Natural cigars were produced. These cigars feature a blend of Honduran and Dominican long fillers, along with a Honduran binder and silky Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Boasting excellent balance and signature Camacho body, these Connecticut-wrapped stogies are slightly spicy but definitely pack all the flavor without the strength.

Designed in answer to the call for a milder cigar than those typically offered by Camacho, the Camacho Connecticut Robusto Tubo is a perfect balance of flavor and strength. Rich Honduran and Dominican long fillers are cloaked in a silky Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper to give off a hint of spice while maintaining an incredibly smooth profile. A great choice for when you crave full flavor without the extra kick, this cigar has been crafted with signature Camacho body.

The Camacho Connecticut Toro cigar is a first for the brand, with a secret wrapper revealed to be Davidoff Connecticut. Thanks to recent acquisition of Camacho by The Davidoff of Geneva Corp., it is believed that the rich wrapper inventory had a lot to do with the creation of the cigar. This weekend we had the pleasure of trying one and can confirm that it provides an exceptionally smooth experience. With its milder, yet spicy notes and subtle hints of cedar and nuts, it is both complex and well balanced.