I'm quickly becoming a big fan of all things Camacho. This cigar was no exception. A gorgeous dark maduro wrapper, and a nice firm quality construction. No visible flaws on this one.

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This starts out with a nice strong pepper flavor. Tons of thick chewy smoke coming from a nice easy draw. The smoke is sticking to the top of my tongue. This is pairing great with my morning coffee.

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A very strong white ash. Cigar is burning nice and slow and I'm enjoying every draw. The strong pepper flavor continues to blast my taste buds.

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About half way through, the pepper starts to diminish, and a chocolate espresso flavor comes through. The sun is also breaking through the clouds and it looks like it's going to be a great day.

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As I get towards the end, all the flavor has gone. Just smooth tobacco flavor remains. Even though the flavor has gone, the vitamin N kicks up a notch. I needed to get up and walk around for a bit.

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I would consider this a full bodied cigar. Smoke time was about an hour and a half. Strong pepper is what I really enjoyed.
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Nice review. I had my first one yesterday morning that I picked up a couple of weeks ago, defiantly gonna get some more.
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so many Camachos....so little time....

You gotta get a checklist started!!

Corojo

Corojo SE

Corojo Limited

10th Anniversary

Coyolar

Triple Maduro

Select

SLR

SLR Maduro (you just did)

Limited Harvest

CLE

Liberty (pick a year!)

1962

1962 Pre-Embargo

Havana

Connecticut

And of course,

the CI White Label.

Now, get to smokin!!!!
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Love this stick - a great little flavor bomb. Nice review!
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Thanks for the review. Have you tried the Coyolar?
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I have a few resting. I'm very much looking forward to trying one soon.
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Nice review.
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Nice review, I like Camachos never had a bad one:-)
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Thanks for a nice review and photo's Nick. I've burned a number of the Corojo Monarca' in the past (and recently, a 1962 Belicoso which did nothing for me). Really have enjoyed the Monarca' though.

Guess I'll have to stop by the B&M later this week and purchase a SLR maddy rothchild:-)



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What about the Cigar Rights of America? Which blend is that? Anything special about that one? I have one but not planning on smoking it...
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Great review, I've really have to smoke some more Camachos.

The 2 I've smoked so far have been great!!!

:-)
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You left out the Face Off. :-)

I love these sticks, I always keep a box in the humi. :-)
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Who knew Steve (ratters) would chime in LOL

Yeah Camacho has a lot of great smokes :-)
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There is also the elusive Cajones and the Bad to the Bone rolled for Outlaw Cigars. Older blends which may or may not have changed are the banded and unbanded Diploma and Diploma Maduro. And the always tasty Corojo Candela. :-)
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Oh, and the El Legend-arios too. :-)
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+1---:-)
I was thinking the same thing. Thanks for the review.
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:-)
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Great review. Thanks. And thanks for the reminder..... :-) Now I need to go pick some up :-)
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Great review and great pics Nick!

And the Corojo Maduro.... I smoked one sunday night, my reaction was "Wow! This is Good!" :-)
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Great Review! my mouth started watering as soon as i started reading it
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