Buy Cheap Camacho Cigars on Sale including 10th Anniversary, Corojo, Connecticut, Maduro, Havana and More!

If you're just starting out with cigars or if you're a seasoned tobacco lover looking for some reasonably priced sticks to add to the humidor, you can't go wrong buying a box or two of Camachos from our inventory.

Flavors like Camacho Havana are a very close experience to smoking an authentic Cuban, and at a fraction of the price it would cost to get a hold of a real Cuban cigar these days.

Camacho cigars win title after title and prize after prize and for good reason. These full-bodied cigars are made with high quality tobacco blends such as the Camacho Corojo and Camacho Corojo Limited, a cigar made of Honduran tobaccos taken from Ranchos Jamastran, one of the most famous farms in Honduras.

The tobacco that goes into these cigars is personally cultivated under the supervision of Julio Eiroa, a legend in the cigar world. These cigars date back to Julio's escape from Cuba when he smuggled Corojo seeds from his native land into Honduras, so it's no wonder they have that rich Cuban flavor.

The Corojo Limited are made from only the very best leaves from every harvest, which are put through strict aging and quality control measures so as to ensure absolute perfection. With dark, tough wrappers and a fuller bodied, richer flavor than your average Corojo, the Corojo Limited is a real prize in the Camacho line of cigars.

But this is not to disregard Camacho's other masterpieces such as the Camacho Triple Maduro. The Triple Maduro is a little pricier than other cigars in the Camacho line but when you smoke it you'll know where that extra dollar went. A fascinating detail about this cigar: Take a look at the end of the cigar and check out the core. You'll notice that it starts off as a deep brown color that turns darker and darker towards the wrapper, with its beautiful oily sheen.

The smooth cigar with its medium sized veins feels nice in your hand and is firmer and more thickly packed than most Camachos, meaning that you're going to want to spend an extra minute or so toasting the tip to ensure that it's thoroughly lit. This is a rich, deep smoke, so make sure you're sitting in your favorite chair before you light up. The flavor has a nice coffee taste to it, woody and with a bitter chocolate and a half a dozen subtler background flavors. An excellent choice if you like more complex flavors in your cigar.

If you want something in the same flavor range with a smaller price tag, the Camacho Coyolar Puro features a bold, spicy and full bodied flavor with a lot of earthy tones for the smoker with a complex palate. It might be a bit much for beginners or those who like a greener smoke, but for seasoned cigar lovers, Coyolar Puro is a great cigar to keep in stock for a casual, low-cost everyday smoke.

The real challenge with Camacho cigars is simply picking just one to smoke. The Camacho Connecticut, for instance, is a brilliant cigar if you have the time to really enjoy it. The first half tends to disappoint those looking for a quick fix, but it's clear that that's only the set up when the second half kicks in with its bittersweet tones and noticeable, but mild and subtle flavors.

Even in the Corojo lineup alone there are almost too many to choose from including the aforementioned Corojo Limited and the Corojo Diploma, a darker cigar that is fermented for two full years before being ready, and which requires a few months in the humidor before you can really get the most out of the 1997 vintage leaves used.

The Camacho 10th Anniversary cigar is certainly one to try. A creamier smoke than you might expect from the brand, these cigars are a tad pricier than others in the lineup, but the mix of spicy, white pepper, almond and coffee flavors with a leather taste, all from Honduran leaves and Corojo seed tobacco, makes for one of the most amazing and complex smokes you're likely to have any time soon with as many strong, hard flavors as soft, subtle background textures.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned smoker, you're probably going to be able to find a Camacho cigar here that suits your palate. From the spicier Corojo Limited to the milder Diploma, Camacho cigars have the flavors you're looking for.