Camacho Corojo Gigante

This cigar packs a mean punch. Construction was great and the draw was effortless and produced loads of smoke. The burn was even the whole way down. flavors of earth and spice. Full bodied cigar that starts off and finishes strong. A perfect after dinner cigar.

This is a really nice smoke. Full body so be ready for a little kick if you tend to smoke fast. Good looking stick which adds to the experience. Smooth draw and even burn. Spice in beginning but smoothes out. Matches well with a splash of Cab.

Heard alot about this brand, so I tried one. Looked nice, but that was about it. Terrible taste, lousy burn, tasted like wheat grass and dirt, not my cup of tea. Perhaps it was just that notorious "BAD ONES" that always show up from time to time, but I wouldn't pay again to find out if I was right or if it was a fluke! Sorry Camacho, No Gusto!

This stick started strong and finished stronger, leaving a two-day lasting impression. My only concern was an uneven burn, probably due to a poor light in lousy weather. Typical Camacho Corojo flavor and lots of smoke. I'll probably make this my regular smoke when I'm looking for strength. Highly recommend.

With half a year under its belt, this cigar has gained a level of smoothness that I usually only see from far more age on a cigar. That adds points to both flavor and value from my last post.

This came across they way it looks, a good solid smoke with decent flavor and lots of smoke. I experienced no burn problems. It was a very enjoyable smoke a solid medium body after a slow start. i prefer something a little strong but would definetly smoke more of these.

This beauty has teeth and looks! Smooth, sure, but it will make you feel punch drunk if you don't take it easy. Also, don't let the ring size name scare you, this thing is not THAT big. It will take you a good hour or more to smoke though. At lest it had better or you will be down for the count. Great gar!

I have a different view of this smoke than the other two. Maybe due to 6 months rest before smoking it. Solid construction, somewhat uneven burn, loads of smoke on an easy draw. Started with a explosion of pepper, then settled down after the first inch into leather, black coffee, and pepper. Strong at the end, and definitely gave a head buzz. This was the dark wrapper variey, so it may be that is why it was different.

Taste-wise this cigar delivers -- smooth and at the same time potent. It does start off very mild, which I really didn't care for. Despite its smoothness, it did leave a 3-hour aftertaste. Big cigar, which feels good in the hand, but it was veiny and the wrapper tore easily. The draw was also a little tight. Overall decent experience. Could be better if Camacho were to take care of these flaws, and some aging probably wouldn't hurt either.

I guess I’m the first to sample this cigar, but don’t worry, your not missing much. This is a well made cigar with a perfect draw, good burn and full bodied, the only problem is the taste. It doesn’t have any. With a fat gauge of 54, you’d think they can add some flavor to this one. It’s a big, strong cigar requiring some patience, so I was hopeful the flavor would come – didn’t happen. But if you want a good buzz, go for it.