Diadema Cigars de Honduras S.A.

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.”

The pre-cut head is a response to customers who demand flexibility and convenience.

The Big Payback 70s uses an all-new blend, including a Honduran wrapper and internal tobaccos from four countries. Despite its size, the MSRP is set at $8.99 per cigar.

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.

The Zino Nicaragua Gordo will be the fourth size of the line sold in the U.S. The Mini Cigarillos will not be sold in America.

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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