Camacho Havana Petit

Most of the Camacho lines don't do much for me, but the Havana is a different animal. I guess these didn't get the love they deserved upon release because the Corojos packed more kick? Dunno, but Havana is the far superior blend. Underestimated power. Wood, leather and white pepper in excellent balance, even in this smallish size. For those who haven't had the good fortune to try a Cuban Bolivar, this is a reasonable approximation, IMO.

Solid, dense and rich. Poor burn, needed constant attention. Nice flavors.

This cigar was gifted to me along with a Nationale. They are a great full bodied smoke with spice, woodsy, and coffee flavors. The finish is amazing! Bought a box of the Nationales only because they're larger and will last longer!

Sharp as a rapier and as bubbly as champagne. The flavor can only be enhanced with age. The only problem with this vitola is that it is too soon over--this cigar turns 3/4 of the way down, and if you keep sucking on it you will lose the beauty of it.