Camacho Nicaragua
The Camacho Nicaragua represents a bold statement in the premium cigar portfolio, featuring uncompromising craftsmanship that harnesses the wild flavors of multiple growing regions. Despite its name, this medium-to-full-bodied blend defies expectations as a sophisticated four-country composition rather than a Nicaraguan puro. Handcrafted at the renowned Diadema Cigars de Honduras factory under Davidoff’s impeccable quality control, this core-line addition delivers an adventurous smoking experience that lives up to the Camacho “Live Loud” ethos.
- Multi-national blend complexity featuring premium tobaccos from Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Dominican Republic
- Distinctive oily Ecuadorian wrapper provides visual appeal and smooth combustion characteristics
- Eye-catching glossy orange branding ensures shelf appeal and brand recognition in any humidor
- Consistently excellent construction with perfect draw, even burn line, and solid ash performance
- Regular production availability in three popular vitolas for accessibility and affordability
- Davidoff quality assurance guarantees premium craftsmanship and consistent flavor delivery
The smoking experience begins with a creamy, peppery spice foundation that immediately establishes the cigar’s bold character. Initial flavors of leather, hay, and distinctive stone fruit sweetness create an inviting introduction, while the complex filler blend contributes layers of depth throughout the journey. The beautiful, oily Ecuadorian wrapper showcases expert fermentation and aging techniques that enhance the overall flavor integration.
As the smoke progresses through the second third, the flavor profile expands dramatically with notes of oak, espresso, and dark chocolate joining the original leather and earth characteristics. The interplay between zesty spice, earthy depth, and subtle lingering sweetness creates a remarkably well-balanced experience that showcases the benefits of multi-country blending expertise.
The final third introduces increased earth and pepper characteristics while maintaining the signature sweetness that distinguishes this blend from traditional Honduran offerings. Despite containing limited Nicaraguan tobacco, the blend successfully captures the aggressive character and wild flavors associated with premium Nicaraguan leaf, creating an authentic representation of the region’s distinctive terroir influence.
Specification | Details |
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Available Sizes | Robusto (5″x52), Toro (6″x50), Gran Churchill (7″x56) |
Wrapper | Ecuadorian |
Binder | Honduran |
Filler | Nicaraguan, Honduran, Dominican Republic |
Strength | Medium to Full |
Body | Medium to Full |
Factory | Diadema Cigars de Honduras, S.A. |
Production | Regular core-line production |
MSRP Range | $8.60 – $9.50 |
Release Date | July 2020 |
Summary
Box Count: 20
Region: Honduras
Strength: Medium to Full
Binder: Honduras
Wrapper: Ecuador
Filler: Nicaragua, Honduras, Dominican Republic
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called Nicaragua if it’s not a Nicaraguan puro?
The name reflects the blend’s intention to capture the wild flavors and aggressive character associated with Nicaraguan tobacco. While Nicaraguan leaf comprises only part of the filler, the blend successfully achieves the spicy, earthy, and robust flavor profile that defines premium Nicaraguan cigars.
What flavor progression should I expect throughout the smoke?
The cigar opens with creamy pepper spice, leather, hay, and stone fruit sweetness. The middle develops oak, espresso, and dark chocolate notes, while the final third emphasizes earth and pepper with underlying sweetness. The finish is long and flavorful with pleasant spice and depth.
How does this compare to other Camacho core-line cigars?
The Nicaragua offers more complexity than the Connecticut while maintaining approachability compared to the Corojo. It bridges the gap between Camacho’s milder and bolder offerings, providing medium-to-full body strength with sophisticated multi-country flavor development.
What makes the construction quality notable?
Manufactured under Davidoff’s quality control at the Diadema factory, the Nicaragua features excellent draw resistance, even burn lines, and solid ash performance. The oily Ecuadorian wrapper showcases expert fermentation, while the four-country filler blend demonstrates masterful tobacco selection and blending.
Which vitola size is recommended for this blend?
All three sizes (Robusto, Toro, Gran Churchill) showcase different aspects of the blend effectively. The Robusto provides concentrated flavor in 5″x52 format, while the Toro and Gran Churchill allow more gradual flavor development and extended smoking time.
What strength level should I expect?
The cigar delivers consistent medium-to-full body and strength from start to finish. It’s accessible for intermediate smokers while providing enough complexity and intensity to satisfy experienced enthusiasts seeking bold flavor without overwhelming power.
How does the pricing compare to similar premium cigars?
With MSRP ranging from $8.60-$9.50, the Nicaragua offers excellent value for a four-country blend with Davidoff quality control. The pricing remains competitive within Camacho’s core line while delivering premium construction and complex flavor development.
What occasions are ideal for this cigar?
The Nicaragua works well for both casual evening relaxation and special occasions. The bold flavor profile and medium-to-full strength make it perfect for after-dinner smoking, weekend enjoyment, or anytime you want an adventurous yet balanced smoking experience.
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