Camacho Havana H2

Like most Camacho cigars (and especially the corojo, which shares filler and binder), the Havana is strong, generally well constructed, responds well to aging, and has a very distinctive flavor. I don't imagine that there is much middle ground with this cigar, either you love the distinctive flavor and get hooked, or you will take a pass. Slightly milder than the corojo, but still quite powerful. Compared with the Havana Monarca (which is only 1/2 inch longer), the H2 is a much better deal for the $.

Couldn't resist another box. This batch is darker than the last. Just shy of maduro, actually. These must be a good bit younger than the ones I just finished. More pepper up front, but less balance throughout. Still, a good stick that I know will age well. Great draw.

Perhaps more than any other non-Cuban, these have the Habano depth and richness when they're right. To me, they most resemble a Bolivar RC. Heavy on the leather, with slight nuttiness and wood, then a peppery tingle on the finish. These are as underestimated as the Camacho Corojo line is overestimated. You'll get one that burns a little freaky from time to time, but that's a tradeoff I'm willing to make for the upside. Among my favorites.

Got a fiver on auction. Great taste and kick ass strength. After half an inch I swear I could close my eyes and taste an ISOM. When you get a good Camacho Havana you will taste Cubanesque flavor. A very good short smoke when you want a full smoke.

this is a great smoke...it's very cedary and and almost peppery. they look more like 4 1/2x54 than 50 ring. short fat powerful smokes. i bought a box of 50 for just over a c-note. gotta be one of the best values i've ever had for a premium full bodied smoke.

This is a thing of beauty. The bouquet is sweet, almost like perfume. The draw, burn and ash are top notch. The first half has a definite bold and spicy characteristic with a flavor unlike any other cigar I've tried. Delicious for a full-bodied cigar lover. It mellows nicely at the halfway point into a less intense, yet fuller-bodied flavor with a "deep in the woods" profile which develops smoothly and lasts down to the nub. I recommend aging in the humi for at least a month or two before trying since it greatly enhances the flavor compared to their first day home. I've had four out of five and they really improve with time.

a nice smoke. Strong, but not bitter. Found it to be a little tight on the draw. Also, had the H3 which is the petit corona (41/4X44) and found it to have an easier draw. Need to try anothe one of the H2 to tell. May have needed time in the humidor. I will buy more of these and the petit corona. Great value for the smokes.

good burn. excellent for price. really enjoyed the new SLR line Camacho.