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Camacho American Barrel Aged

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Camacho delivers an American classic.

New innovations are seen a lot in the cigar industry. Everyone is trying to up the ante in one way or another. Some are flush and some are bust, but it never hinders manufacturers from giving it a go. But here, we have an absolute homerun for team innovation. Camacho has been thinking outside the box for some time now, and with the cigar at hand, they pulled a Babe Ruth and knocked this one straight out of the park. Enter, Camacho’s newest innovation, American Barrel Aged.

Utilizing nearly 100% American leaves, Camacho Barrel Aged boasts a bold, oily Pennsylvania Broadleaf wrapper with American Broadleaf tobaccos also making appearances in the binder and filler tobaccos. The key to the blend comes in the form of a special Corojo filler leaf that’s aged for 6 years, only to be additionally stored in bourbon barrels to impart a truly unique flavor to an already stellar blend. The first Camacho to be produced in Davidoff of Geneva's prestigious Dominican factory, American Barrel Aged showcases bold notes of pepper, cashew, and sweet spices that are accented by a slight undertone of bourbon to deliver a blend you won’t soon forget.  

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Profile
Shape
Torpedo
Wrapper
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Origin
Dominican Republic
Flavored
False
Pressed
False
Has Tip
False
Binder
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Filler
Honduran,  United States
Sweet
False
Torpedo Corto (4.5"x52)
Box of 20
In Stock
$220.00
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$197.99
Profile
Shape
Torpedo
Wrapper
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Origin
Dominican Republic
Flavored
False
Pressed
False
Has Tip
False
Binder
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Filler
Honduran,  United States
Sweet
False
Profile
Shape
Perfecto
Wrapper
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Origin
Dominican Republic
Flavored
False
Pressed
False
Has Tip
False
Binder
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Filler
Honduran,  United States
Sweet
False
Perfecto Gordo (5.9"x54)
Box of 20
In Stock
$260.00
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$233.99
Profile
Shape
Perfecto
Wrapper
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Origin
Dominican Republic
Flavored
False
Pressed
False
Has Tip
False
Binder
Pennsylvania Broadleaf
Filler
Honduran,  United States
Sweet
False
Profile
Shape
Perfecto
Wrapper
Connecticut Broadleaf
Origin
Dominican Republic
Flavored
False
Pressed
False
Has Tip
False
Sweet
False
Perfecto Gordo (5.9"x54)
Pack of 5
Out Of Stock
$65.00
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$61.50
Profile
Shape
Perfecto
Wrapper
Connecticut Broadleaf
Origin
Dominican Republic
Flavored
False
Pressed
False
Has Tip
False
Sweet
False
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5 out of 5
Great purchase, love this size. Will buy again.
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Just a good smoke all around!
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Customer Testimonials
Excellent construction. Nice dark flavor, but no taste of bourbon. Not as dark and oily as the Triple Maduro, but a terrific cigar nevertheless. Disappointed there is not more information regarding the barrels used. Which distillery did they come from and how long were they aged? Definitely worth the smoke, but don't expect too much in the bourbon department.
BJ of Johns Island, SC
Best cigar by Camacho EVER. I hope they add this as a permanent cigar in their line.
WM of Glendale, AZ
I was at the 2015 Camacho Road tour at my local B&M for the debut of the American Barrel Aged cigars. As it was a Camacho, I went in with high expectations as there hasn't been a Camacho I've smoked that I didn't like. This cigar didn't let me down. The bourbon trace stayed with me till about half-way into this toro stick. Not overbearing, but you sense it there on the palate. Just right. The smoke overall is a medium-medium full bodied smoke but full of flavor. Not a very complex cigar which is fine by me. Hints of oak and a smattering of caramel when the bourbon fades away. Very enjoyable smoke. So much so, I bought a box of them.
CH of Fredericksburg, VA
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Jeff K

They had me at Bourbon...

Jeff K
Cigar makers are always seeking out ways to innovate and bring new experiences to the cigar smokers. Some of these work well, while others, ehh not so fast my friend. Camacho successfully capitalizes on the ever growing popular trend of barrel aging by utilizing a blend of tobaccos placed in Kentucky bourbon barrels for 5 months with their new release, Camacho Barrel Aged.
 
My love for bourbon is the stuff of legend here at CI HQ, and to say that I was anxious to try the Camacho Barrel Aged would be an understatement. This past Saturday, on a warm, sunny afternoon while the wife and kids were at the movies I had the chance to sit down with a bottle of the good brown stuff and a Camacho Barrel Aged. I have to tell you, I love the packaging and advertising and my initial impression of the cigar itself is that it’s gorgeous. The blend features a rich brown US broadleaf wrapper and binder, with US broadleaf, Pennsylvania maduro, and aged Honduran corojo long-fillers that were stored in bourbon barrels. To be honest, they had me at bourbon.
 
Now, on to the good stuff. I found this cigar to be medium-bodied with an impressive array of flavor. The construction and draw are excellent, and I am immediately greeted with notes of charred wood, vanilla, leather, and some spice. As the cigar progresses, I am struck by flavors of fruit and sweetness entering the mix with some notes of earth and caramel. I have no complaints here, the cigar burned beautifully with an effortless draw and I could definitely taste the bourbon barrel influence. Pairing it with a nice bourbon was just icing on the cake. Just be warned, it's a little heavy on the palate. Not necessarily strong, but very long on the finish, if that makes sense. So if that's your thing, this will fit the bill well. But also that's what makes it stand up to the whiskey so well.

In short, it's a really nice cigar. But it's not cheap and probably not something I'll be buying often only for that reason. Either way, it's most definitely worth grabbing a couple of sticks or a 5-pack, as they are a big step forward for Camacho and something that's a little different than most other cigars out there.