Camacho

Released in April 2023, the third addition to Davidoff’s Camacho Factory Unleashed line is composed of Mexican San Andrés wrapper covering a binder grown in Honduras and a filler blend of tobaccos sourced from the Dominican Republic and Honduras. Like the first two cigars in the series, it was also rolled with an unfinished foot, meaning the filler tobaccos extend slightly past the bottom of the wrapper.

While broadleaf tobacco may be most associated with the state of Connecticut, Camacho’s newest release showcases broadleaf from a different origin.

It’s billed as “a rugged and unapologetic, medium-intensity smoke.”

The third entry in Camacho’s Factory Unleashed Series is the same 6 x 50 vitola as the previous two incarnations and is made with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper.

It’s billed as “a bigger and bolder smoke, sure to satisfy thrill seekers and flavor enthusiasts.”

This is the third consecutive year that Davidoff has released a Camacho Factory Unleashed cigar. Each release has been a 6 x 50 toro with a shaggy foot, but the blends have varied year-to-year.

This year’s release will use a Mexican San Andrés wrapper. It ships to stores on April 13.

This spring, Camacho’s Factory Unleashed series, which is designed to represent “the unorthodox potential and barrier-breaking innovation” of the brand’s Honduran factory, got its second installment.

This year’s Camacho Factory Unleashed 2 is the same size as last year’s and sold in the same style of packaging, though the blend is different.

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