Camacho Havana Toro

The Havana is, IMO, the best of the Camacho line. Didn't get the fanfare of the Corojo, but these are consistently excellent. A straightforward core of leather, reminds me of the Cuban Bolivar. None of the second half bite that plagues the Corojo line. A solid, medium bodied smoke.

Overall not bad at all, with my limited experience and hunt for the cigar good for value and its smoking qaulities I have had several bad experiences. I found this cigar to have a leathery and somewhat spicy flavor to it. My one main complaint is that it burned unevenly causing me to relight several times. All in all, it is a above average cigar for a reasonable to good price.

Got a pair of these from a Camacho event at a small local cigar shop. The wrapper of this thick cigar has a few veins but overall looks good and solid. It doesn't smoke particularly well with a loose draw and an inconsistent, uneven burn that requires relighting; it does put out a huge amount of smoke. It's spicy, leathery, and somewhat nutty, but it also has a slight "ashtray" taste to it as well. Medium-full in body, with a buzz that slowly sneaks up on you (just like the Corojos). The relatively low price makes this an acceptable smoke despite the flaws.

Well fellow posters, it has finally happened. With this toro I have finally found my "go to" cigar. It's magnificent. The H2 was good, but this is so much better. The low price of Camacho is perfect for its high quality. What can I say, after years of searching and thousands of dollars spent on unfullfilling lesser dog turds, my journey has come to an end. Oh, I will still try new blends. After all, I am a dedicated cigar hobbyist. But at least I know I can now come home...