The Camacho brand is showcasing what it calls the “giant flavors” of Honduran broadleaf tobacco with its newest line, the Camacho Broadleaf.
The blend features a Honduran broadleaf wrapper, while underneath that is a Honduran binder and a filler that uses Honduran and Dominican tobacco. The company describes the blend as offering a medium intensity smoke with a “rugged and unapologetic flavor profile” that is marked by dark chocolate, espresso, creamy sweetness and earthy spices, while aromas of leather and oak add to the cigar’s complexity.
“I am thrilled with the amazing work our master blenders in Honduras have done,” said Edward Simon, cmo of Oettinger Davidoff, via a press release. “They created a cigar line which is not only excellent in taste, but also bold and fearless in attitude – exactly what our aficionados are searching for.”
The line is available in three sizes:
- Camacho Broadleaf Robusto (5 x 50) — $9.25 (Box of 20, $185)
- Camacho Broadleaf Toro (6 x 50) — $9.75 (Box of 20, $195)
- Camacho Broadleaf Gordo (6 x 60) — $10.50 (Box of 20, $210)
The line is produced at Diadema Cigars de Honduras S.A. and is scheduled to launch in the United States on September 7. It will be coming to Germany and Switzerland on September 15.
Images courtesy of Oettinger Davidoff.