Camacho Triple Maduro
Camacho Triple Maduro
Share: Email Tweet
Three times the Maduro, three times the fun.
After blending and experimenting for an entire year, Camacho has finally perfected the Triple Maduro, the first triple maduro the industry has ever seen. Produced in very limited quantities - only about 300,000 cigars per year - the Camacho Triple Maduro utilizes a blend of 100% maduro tobaccos to generate a wealth of flavor in a slow, cool smoking experience. Hearty and rich, a generous helping of spicy, earthy undertones are present, while a peppery sweetness lingers long after each puff. Powerful, yet refined and well-balanced, enjoy the revolutionary Triple Maduro.
After blending and experimenting for an entire year, Camacho has finally perfected the Triple Maduro, the first triple maduro the industry has ever seen. Produced in very limited quantities - only about 300,000 cigars per year - the Camacho Triple Maduro utilizes a blend of 100% maduro tobaccos to generate a wealth of flavor in a slow, cool smoking experience. Hearty and rich, a generous helping of spicy, earthy undertones are present, while a peppery sweetness lingers long after each puff. Powerful, yet refined and well-balanced, enjoy the revolutionary Triple Maduro.
Showing 1-23 of 23 Reviews
Customer Reviews of “Camacho Triple Maduro” “I picked up my first Triple Maduro in the Middle East. It was a walk in humidor that had a few tasty treats in side. I purchased 2 of the triple threats and immediately lit one up while sipping some Johnny Walker Blue Label. It was the only way to enjoy and relax after being at sea for a while. All I have to say is WOW! I enjoyed it so much I bought a box while I was there. I did turn some friends on to this fine cigar. Well it is my social club and we all enjoyed together!!”
SP of Lemoore, CA
“Ive never tasted anything like this cigar, simply wonderful.(Camacho Triple Maduro) To date the best maduro on the market. Highly recomended!”
SL of West Milford, NJ
“While the price is a little harsh, there is nothing harsh about this smoke. When smoking a really good maduro cigar, you taste the maduro in balance with the other leaves. With the Camacho Triple Maduro, you taste what maduro leaves taste like. It is all maduro. The smoke that comes from this stubby +$10 cig is, to say the least; “volumous”...I could barely see my truck through it while puffing. The color is unlike any color smoke I have seen, almost fluorescent light blue. If you are looking for depth of flavor, go elsewhere...if you are looking for depth of flavor of maduro tobacco, stop where you are.”
CH of Mermentau, LA
“WOW! This has got to be the best cigar I have had. Pre light aroma of rich dark chocolate and to me tasted like dark roast coffee. Smooth and consistent all the way to the nub. Even my wife liked it and that's saying a lot!”
TT of Eupora, MS
“Well... I was very curious why this stick (Camacho Triple Maduro) was [and thus why I thought] so expensive. But after trying it - it immediately reminded me of Cuban sticks. It had a "basement" to it... I mean intensely dark notes, meaty... chompy. Even the bouquet had something to say - this a "man stick" by all means. I do recommend you try one. My rating on this stick: 90”
C of SSouthern , CA
“Un-bee-lee-va-ble!!! I have always been a maduro fan, so I just couldn't resist trying this one of a kind all maduro bad boy from Camacho. (Camacho Triple Maduro) This is not a cigar, this is a summer road trip to remember. Thick, rick, delicious. If you like espresso, dark roast coffee, black licorice, and Guiness, not only are you a friend of mine, but you have to try this cigar. I just found my bad day, need to get away and forget everything cigar. It's probably good this cigar isn't cheap, because it's sooo rich a fantastic, I'd smoke it too often. ”
JD of Grand Forks, ND
“Euphoria! I just love this cigar! I bought one and kept going back for more and more. Few Cigars even come close to this!”
SB of Merced, CA
“WOW!!!!!! what a great smoke(Camacho Triple Maduro)....the size and color kind of scared me at first..but from the first draw I was hooked..It has a nice mellow tatse and even burn..Its not a 1 or 2 hr experience, its a all day love affair. Thanks CI for the reccomandation!!!!!!!”
MW of Ellensburg, WA
“I usually place this at the top of my recommendations. It has so much pepper, spice, and body that it cannot be ignored by anyone who adores powerful smokes. It is so oily and rich that you really feel the punch, and it hurts so good! Only thing I don't like: it sits on the palate too long and leaves a bitter aftertaste. Then again, if that doesn't bother you then smoke away! You won't regret it.”
JM of Hastings, NE
“Wow. I was gifted an 11/18 and it is hands down my fav smoke so far. I am new to the smoke world, but have had quite a few premium smokes and this is the best.”
DU of FDesert, CA
“WOW!!! This baby really rung my alarm. From the pre light draw i was made very aware that i was in for some deep intense flavor. just as soon as i put a flame to it the flavor party started and as the cigar keep burning,perfectly i might add,the party kept getting more alive. Good Cigar to say the least”
MD of New Orleans, LA
“One of the best cigars I have ever had. I smoked it all the way down to the nub. The texture was that of a smooth fudge cake.”
GC of albany, NY
“Are you looking for the best? My best friend and I have been smoking cigars for over 10 years. We have smoked many brands and tried lots of different types including cuban's. We first smoked the triple maduro in 2009 and have not stopped since then. He and I fully agree it is the best we ever smoked, and our humbling opinion: This is the best cigar in the world hands down!!! Worthy of a 100 rating in our book. If you dare to take a chance you will not be disappointed.”
JW of Franklinton, LA
“One of the best Maduro cigars I ever had...aromas/flavor reminded me of "mole sauce", the semi-sweet mexican spicy chocolate sauce they spread over nachos sometimes. Very nice!”
IC of SAN DIEGO, CA
“I'm a new be cigar smoker but trust me ... the (Camacho Triple Maduro) is one fine cigar with an absolutely perfect draw and tons of thick tasty smoke. I highly recomend it.”
BR of Lake St. Louis, MO
“Amazing taste, quality (and durable) construction, and flavor like a kick in the tastebuds; this is an excellent cigar. Takes 2+ hours to enjoy fully.”
AS of Stevensville, MI
“I should have let them rest before I fired up that first one. You can guess the story; Meh! nothing outstanding. Well now, after a month's rest this is one fabulous cigar and I can see why it is as high priced as it is. Wonderful!!!”
CS of Rock Springs, WY
“Really a pretty good cigar. It didn't seem to develop as I thought it would. It is worth a try as you know how it is; everybody has different tastes.”
CS of Rock Springs, WY
“What a great smoke. Take your time with this pleasure, it is very good. Some say one dimension? WOW! What a great dimension that is though. Enjoy!”
DS of Jacksonville, FL
“The Absolute Best Cigar I Have Ever Smoked! It Has It All- Flavor, Strength , Burn. No Cuban Cigar Can Match This Cigar. ”
MF of Bogalusa, LA
“I absolutely love this cigar. It is my all time favorite smoke. I have the guys at the lounge I frequent trying this meaty morsel and they love it too. If you want a smooth, bold, powerful cigar that tastes like roasted coffee, this is the one. Enjoy!”
DP of Stockton, CA
“By far the best stick I've ever had... Earthy undertones, spicy, and smooth as hell!!! Once I clear out some room in my Humidor, I will by a box. Until then I'll be frequenting my local B&M for these bad boys. It's a must try, and once you do you'll be saying "it's a must have"...”
WM of Taunton, MA
“Camacho Triple Maduro (4.5x50) - Though almost too expensive, I somehow manage to rationalize having some stashed away in one of my humidors at all times. Truly unique. Initially gifted one, I was instantly hooked by this demon. It never disappoints. So rich, thick, deep and complex. Not a cigar that allows you to do anything but deal directly with it while you burn it. Typically pair it with a neat bourbon and do nothing afterwards except languish in the hypnosis it creates. Not an everyday cigar, but Triple Maduro days are always memorable.”
BB of NAVARRE, FL
Posted by Steve-O
About a month ago I received an email from a sergeant in Iraq to review this cigar. Before I start the review, I’d like to thank you, SGT Scott, and your brave brothers and sisters for all of your efforts. You make all of us here at CIHQ extremely proud and we hope you all return safely and swiftly.
Prior to reviewing this cigar, I checked Cigar Aficionado to see what they thought. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t shocked by the ratings I saw. I’ve had the Camacho Triple Maduro several times and I’ve talked to countless enthusiasts who burn it routinely....and based on what I know and hear, these ratings do not justify the cigar....at all. The Triple Maduro is not turning the industry upside down, but an ‘84’ it is not. Heck, I’d go as far as disagreeing with the ‘88’ I saw. Let me explain....
Camacho Triple Maduro is noted as being the first ever triple maduro cigar. In other words, every leaf in this cigar is of the maduro variety: wrapper, binder, and filler. First, it’s important to know that a maduro is not a type of leaf. Rather, it is a condition of the leaf that is achieved after extensive fermentation. The longer a tobacco leaf ferments, the darker, oilier, and smoother it becomes. Each of the maduro tobaccos used to create the Camacho Triple Maduro is grown in Honduras, making it a Honduran puro to boot. The actual types of tobacco are unknown, but I think it’s a safe bet that there are a wide variety of different leaves used in order to achieve a complex and balanced cigar that isn’t overwhelming. After all, a cigar rolled with just one type of leaf would probably be pretty boring and one dimensional, eh?
Anyway, let’s discuss the smoke itself. Each size is a beast. No vitola maintains a lower ring than 50, and even the 50 looks chunky due to the pitch black wrapper. I chose the 4.5” x 50. The pre-light aroma has some spice, some barnyard, and some of that sweet maduro smell. Upon lighting, my palate becomes consumed by heavy notes of toast and black tobacco flavors. I’m talking rich, toasty, almost meaty flavors. There was some spice at play, but just a faint trace. What really got me was the amount of smoke. Holy....distant memories of fraternity parties equipped with fog machines came back to me all too quickly. Fortunately, the warm, charcoal aroma is much more pleasant than stale Milwaukee's Best.
If you haven’t noticed the strength of this cigar by the time you hit the midway point, pat yourself on the back. It’s pretty powerful. Not potent, but mild-bodied fans beware. During the burn I picked up some really enjoyable nuances. Black coffee....unsweetened cocoa....even a little bit of toasted wood – sometimes it’s oaky, sometimes it’s sweet and cedary. All the while, that deep core of black tobacco flavors remains a focal point. This is Camacho Triple Maduro from here on out. A rich, bold cigar smacking the palate with a variety of flavors that somehow shows no signs of harshness. An impressive display of blending talent by the Eiroa family. Not an ‘84’ in my book.
Loading....