Camacho Coyolar

Camacho Coyolar

Built from the ground up on a single 15-acre Honduran farm, Camacho Coyolar is a true estate-grown powerhouse. This 100% Honduran blend channels the Coyolar farm’s mineral-rich terroir into a full-bodied profile that surges with earth, peppery spice, cocoa powder, cedar, and a ribbon of caramel sweetness—crafted in multiple bold formats for a no-compromise experience.

Key Benefits & Features

• Single-estate origin – all tobaccos grown on the prized Coyolar farm in Honduras
• Full-bodied intensity – earth, black pepper, cocoa dust, cedar, and caramel
• 100% Honduran tobaccos – wrapper, binder, and fillers from nutrient-dense soil
• Format diversity – from compact Rothschild to imposing Titan 6 x 60
• Meticulous construction – dense smoke, sturdy ash, and an assertive, straight burn

Detailed Description

Camacho Coyolar is a study in terroir. Drawn entirely from the Coyolar farm, the blend harnesses the site’s dense, rocky soils to deliver a muscular Honduran profile with vivid structure. The opening sets the tone with earthy depth and peppery bite, quickly joined by cedar and a dry cocoa accent. As it settles, a caramel thread rounds the edges without dulling the punch.

Expect a firm, slow burn and thick, aromatic smoke—ideal for seasoned smokers who appreciate intensity with definition. Whether you reach for the agile Rothschild, the elegant Super Toro, or the burly Titan, Coyolar remains focused and expressive, rewarding a steady cadence and proper humidor care.

Specifications

Summary

Box Count: 25
Region: Honduras
Strength: Full Bodied
Binder: Honduras
Wrapper: Honduras
Filler: Honduras

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Camacho Coyolar unique?

It’s a true single-estate Honduran blend grown entirely on the Coyolar farm, known for nutrient-dense soil that intensifies flavor.

How would you describe the flavor profile?

Bold earth and pepper lead, supported by cedar and dry cocoa, with a touch of caramel sweetness for balance.

Is Coyolar suitable for newer smokers?

It’s best for experienced palates who enjoy full-bodied intensity and concentrated spice.

Which size should I choose?

Rothschild for a shorter, punchy session; Super Toro for balance and transitions; Titan for maximum body and smoke output.

How is the construction?

Typically dense and sturdy with a straight burn and firm ash when properly humidified.

Any pairing suggestions?

Try high-cacao dark chocolate, espresso, or a robust bourbon/rum to complement cocoa and spice notes.

What humidity should I store it at?

Maintain 65–69% RH to preserve wrapper integrity and keep burn lines clean.

Does the wrapper come from Honduras as well?

Yes. The wrapper, like the binder and filler, is Honduran and sourced from Coyolar-grown tobaccos.