Camacho 1962 Robusto

This cigar was pretty one-dimensional. It is hard to review. I wouldn't buy another, but would smoke it again if it was gifted to me.

Not as strong as some Camacho but overall a good smoke. I like the Cmaacho corojo's better ! much better! its OK

I'm a Camacho fan, and this one did not disappoint. My dri/damp guage said this one was a little on the dry side so take that into consideration. It certainly explains the minor construction difficulties. Since I got this in a sampler, I am unable to have a do-over like I usually do in such a case. Anyway, I made allowances, this stick is a fine flavored little thing, I'd call it on the stong side of medium. Some complexity, with a earthy-nutty kinda flavor. Overall it's a good deal.

Not one of Camacho's better blends. Kinda one-dimensional and boring. Not a bad cigar, just not a winner.

Won four of these as part of a sampler from cigar.com. Pleasant looking, slightly toothy, mottled wrapper and a seamless cap. To me, criollo wrappers impart a very unique taste to cigars and this one if no exception. Leather and earth up front with creaminess on the finish. Around the 1/2 way point touches of pepper come in as well. Burn was perfect. Draw was a little loose but nothing terrible. What brings this score down for me is that the cigar began to smoke very hot with over an inch to go. Overall, aside from the heat this was a very enjoyable smoke that I would recommend to anyone.

Awesome is the first thought in my head. The Best $2 Dollar Cigar That I ever Come Across. It was even better then some of the $10 To $15 dollars Cigars that I have Smoked. The Construction is the best Never found a better, pre light draw It was very complex in it self, Full of Flavor Then after I lit it up the smoke was making my buds dance with pleasure You Can't go wrong.

Well sorry to disagree with the rest but...I didn't really like the smoke that much. Son't get me wrong it's ok but that's it. Construction was very good, the roll a little loose for my liking but that.s not a big deal I just didn't really like the flavor profile much. I got a 20 count bundle with all the sizes in it and will probably let them rest for a while then try again.

First off, this is a fine looking smoke. The construction is sleek and the band is classy. The flavors are Camacho all the way, with srength paired with deep flavors of root and earth. This was a nubber all the way and for 2 bucks a stick in the sampler I purchased, how can you go wrong?

Starts sweetly mild and aromatic start. Hints of flora and perfume but in a good way. Feels light and has a soft loose roll allowing a very easy draw. Burns straight and if you puff to hard, a little hot. Remains mild through the first quarter then the body approaches medium with some bite. Definitely not an after dinner smoke for me, so I enjoy them earlier in the day. A hint of bitters comes and goes otherwise the fragrant flavors continue to the band (because it's so damn big) and beyond. The second half is better than the first delivering a solid smoking experience.

WOW: That was what I muttered outloud after lighting this up. Firstly, the construction is top notch - the wrapper is gorgeous, shining with the tiny oil crystals that have formed on this beautiful wrapper. Pre-light draw was fairly straightforward tobacco taste, nothing spicy. After the first couple of puffs, I held it away from me and gazed at it in awe -- this is one of the tastiest, most complex cigars I've had in a long time!!!! The flaovor profile seemed to remain fairly constant throughout the smoke and I was able to enjoy this vitola all the way down to the nub. I'll be picking up 2 boxes: 1 for smoking, the other for storage. This is WELL worth trying!!!!