Nearly 10 years after Camacho Cigars debuted the fan-favorite Camacho American Barrel-Aged cigar, the Honduran-fueled brand unleashes its second mainstream Broadleaf-style blend with the Camacho Broadleaf.
The Camacho Broadleaf features similar design cues as its aforementioned sibling, including an eye-catching copper-on-black scheme that really stands out in the humidor. However, where the American Barrel-Aged used primarily USA-grown tobacco, the Camacho Broadleaf brings the blend back to the brand's bold home territory of Honduras. This includes Honduran tobacco throughout the binder and filler (also being joined by a portion of Dominican leaves). Perhaps most interesting of all, the blend is finished with a Honduran-grown Broadleaf wrapper, differing from the US origins of conventional Broadleaf.
Rolled out of Camacho's state-of-the-art factory in Danlí, Honduras, the Camacho Broadleaf cigar is a gritty beast worthy of Camacho's "Bold Standard" core line of premium cigars. Cigar enthusiasts can expect a medium-full maduro smoking experience, billowing with smoke and hitting standout characteristics of earth, toasted oak, campfire, and bittersweet espresso and cocoa through the finish.