Camacho Coyolar Puro Super Toro

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1 review for Camacho Coyolar Puro Super Toro

  1. Jason

    Camacho Coyolar

    CamachoOrigin : Honduras
    Format : Toro
    Size : 6 1/2 x 52
    Ring : 52
    Wrapper : Honduras
    Filler : Honduras
    Binder : Honduras
    Hand-Made
    Price : ~$5 each

    The Camacho Coyolar is a line that I seem to revisit a couple of times per year. I tend to acquire them in random ways like gifts from friends or box passes. Anyway, I’ve had one sitting in my humidor for a while now and felt it was time for a formal review of this cigar. This line is billed as an extra full-bodied, knock you on your ass cigar. I recall when they were first released in 2005; I was working in a tobacco store and nobody knew anything about the blend or what the cigar was called. Camacho had kept most information on this brand secret. It was rumored at the time to be called the “Say Uncle,” and sold quite well.

    Appearance : [rating:3/5]
    This was a rustic looking cigar with a dark Colorado Maduro shade wrapper. It had an ugly poorly applied cap and had a large vein running up the side on the top half. The wrapper was smooth, but the cigar felt a bit lumpy. This Camacho had a light woodsy prelight aroma.

    Construction : [rating:3.5/5]
    Despite being an ugly cigar, it smoked fine. This stick had a great draw and stayed lit well. However, the burn was erratic going back and forth from even to uneven.

    Flavor : [rating:3/5]
    This cigar was pretty smooth for being as full-bodied as it is. Primary tasting notes included pepper, earth, and leather. There was also an underlying bitterness that intensified as the cigar progressed. This bitterness became vegetal at the midpoint and caused this cigar to become rather unpleasant at the end.

    Value : [rating:3.5/5]
    MSRP on this cigar is around $5-$6, which I think is fair. Deals can be found online as well, if you are so inclined.

    Overall Rating : [rating:3/5]
    This isn’t something I like to smoke all the time, but it’s a good change of pace. Perfect for the golf course or yard work. I think it is definitely worth a try of you are a fan of full-bodied cigars. It doesn’t excel in any area, but doesn’t really have any major flaws either. Overall, an enjoyable experience, but not necessarily a memorable one.

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    • POZO

      Davidoff is dicontinuing the Camacho coyolar line.
      They have stopped making them.

    • jag-z

      Before the appearance of all these new brands & cigar manufacturers, Camachos were my standard “go to” cigars, for I like ’em strong and tasty. I was actually more impressed with the Coyolar the very first time I tried it. The ones afterward didn’t swim my head or set me down, etc. Their very first release of this Camacho was called, “Uncle” because it would make you yell such, so to speak! I wonder if that could be the reason for the muted, toned down versions I’ve tried now!?

    • tobacmon

      This is one I’m sure to stay away from–the review gave me a hint of what to do. Thx. for the heads up!

    • Guy Buscéma

      Hi everyone,

      Your review does not suprise me, I’ve never had a good or descent”Camacho” sorry, but they’re just no good. From what I’ve seen on their ADS and videos, they must be the only ones who THINK they are the best.

      Well, that’s it from a guy who loves cigars made by angry commies. LOL
      Take care and keep up the great job you’re doing.

      Guy Buscéma, FRANCE

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Cigar Region Honduras
Filler Honduras
Wrapper Honduras
Binder Honduras
Length 6 1/2
Ring Gauge 52
Vitola Toro
Construction Hand Made
Price Paid $5