Camacho Corojo Nacionales

Very one dimensional, I think that this is not the same Corojo that the isoms used to use, not even close. Very dissappointing.

Rustic looking, volumes of smoke, but requiring constant touch ups. Above average taste, a gift from my son-in-law.

I rememebr trying one of these a few years back and it was pretty good, but this one I just had was a very uneventful smoke that pretty much lacked any kind of noticable taste. Rather bland; maybe a little of that signature Honduran spicy taste to it, but all in all not impressive. To make matters worse the tobacco was way too loosely packed and I had to relight. This is the type of cigar that would probably do well with a LOT of aging so I wouldn't give up on it.

Milder than a Diadema or Gigante, but a very smooth smoke. I had no burn problems on the 3 I have had so far.

Well if you want a cigar that you don't mind tossing, because you have to go somewhere or in a hurry, not a bad cigar again for 2.50 can't really go wrong. Medium bodied on the full side, mine kept tunneling Ashe was flakey, and grey, some flavor of basically oak. However I prefer "The Cigar" by Nic for the same price.

An above average smoke, but with a weak ash. A full bodied smoke that seem to need more complexity in flavor...very one sided. Overall, a decent full bodied smoke that could use more.

very bad draw, onesided burn
after the first half

Not bad for a $2.00 cigar, a little age should help this cigar.