Camacho Triple Maduro
Camacho Triple Maduro: the world’s first all-Maduro cigar. San Andres wrapper, Corojo binder, Honduran fillers. Bold earth, pepper, dark chocolate. Full-bodied, legendary.
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Camacho Triple Maduro
Camacho Triple Maduro is an icon among full-bodied cigars, famous for its daring construction as the world’s first cigar made entirely from Maduro tobaccos. Crafted in Honduras, this robust blend brings heavy layers of earth, spice, and dark sweetness to the forefront in a smoke that’s both intensely bold and surprisingly refined for its strength.
- All-maduro construction: wrapper, binder, and filler are exclusively aged, dark Maduro tobaccos
- San Andres Maduro Mexican wrapper for sweetness, richness, and an oily sheen
- Authentic Corojo Maduro binder enhances bold notes of pepper and earth
- Complex blend of Honduran Maduro fillers delivers depth, spice, and a satisfying finish
- Full-bodied and rich—a must-try for experienced cigar fans who crave intensity
This legendary cigar starts off with a punch of pepper and robust earth, continuing to develop flavors of dark chocolate, deep spice, espresso, and subtle molasses as it progresses. The San Andres wrapper brings an unmissable sweetness and aroma, while the Corojo binder and Honduran fillers provide a muscular core and superb complexity. Despite its strength, Triple Maduro remains balanced, with remarkable construction leading to a steady, even burn and a solid, dense ash.
With an 89-point rating from Cigar Aficionado and longtime status as one of the most sought-after bold cigars on the market, Camacho Triple Maduro is a bold statement in your humidor. It pairs particularly well with peaty whisky, robust stouts, or dark coffee—perfect for after a hefty meal or any moment you’re ready to savor deep, powerful tobacco flavor.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Wrapper | San Andres Maduro Mexican |
| Binder | Authentic Corojo Maduro |
| Filler | Honduran Maduro (various primings) |
| Body | Full |
| Country of Origin | Honduras |
| Box Count | 20 |
| Available Sizes | Robusto (5 x 50), 60/6 (6 x 60) |
Summary
- Box Count: 20
- Region: Honduras
- Strength: Full
- Binder: Authentic Corojo Maduro
- Wrapper: San Andres Maduro Mexican
- Filler: Honduran Maduro
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Camacho Triple Maduro unique?
It’s the first cigar to use Maduro tobaccos for wrapper, binder, and filler, resulting in unmatched depth, richness, and intensity of flavor.
How does it taste compared to other maduros?
Expect bold notes of earth, pepper, dark chocolate, spice, espresso, and a signature dark molasses sweetness—with more intensity and complexity than typical maduro blends.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Triple Maduro is best for experienced smokers—it’s very bold and full-bodied, though always balanced and smooth when well-aged.
Where is Camacho Triple Maduro made?
Handcrafted in Honduras, using top-quality aged Maduro tobaccos.
What sizes are available?
Popular sizes include Robusto (5 x 50) and 60/6 (6 x 60) for a longer, richer experience.
What drinks go best with this cigar?
Enjoy with peaty whisky, imperial stout, dark rum, or black coffee to complement its deep, smoky character.
How was it rated by Cigar Aficionado?
It earned an 89-point rating, praised for its strength, earthy complexity, and sweet spice finish.
Should this cigar be aged further?
While ready to enjoy out of the box, some enthusiasts age them for extra smoothness and blending of the rich flavors.
| Sizes | Box – 11/18 6 x 54, 5 Pack – 11/18 6 x 54, Box – 60/6 6 x 60, 5 Pack – 60/6 6 x 60, Box – Figurado 6 1/8 x 54, 5 Pack – Figurado 6 1/8 x 54, Box – Robusto 5 x 50, 5 Pack – Robusto 5 x 50, Single – Robusto 5 x 50 |
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Justin White (verified owner) –
This is a decent smoke, but not something I will seek out. I’ve had them a handful of times, and though there are a lot of flavors that I enjoy like dark chocolate and coffee, they always taste young to me. I get that ammonia twang from them and it’s off putting. Maybe it would be a really nice cigar if I let them sit 6 months, but I’m not intrigued enough to us a box, especially when other manufacturers are putting out much better cigars at the price point.
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