This box-pressed torpedo with Honduran guts comes ready to rock in its protective aluminum tube. At 6"x50, the Toro size delivers about 80 minutes of smooth smoking. The Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper shines with light caramel hues - decent oil sheen but no tooth. Priced under $10/stick in 20-count boxes, it's your reliable patio companion for lazy weekends.
Cedar and roasted cashews upfront, with honeyed tea sweetness dancing on the retrohale. The box-press shape gives perfect draw resistance - not too tight for a CT wrapper. Ash holds firm in neat gray layers.
White pepper kicks in around the band point. Toasted marshmallow flavor develops underneath, though the core remains nutty. Watch the burn line - occasional canoeing happens during rushed puffs.
Mineral notes emerge alongside baking spices. The last inch gets slightly ashy but never harsh. Medium nicotine strength keeps it functional for daytime smoking.
Rolled in the Dominican Republic using Jamastran Valley tobaccos aged 3 years. The Connecticut wrapper grows under Ecuadorian cloud cover, resulting in thinner, sweeter leaves. Camacho's signature "no glue" rolling technique ensures clean combustion.
Let these rest 45 days after shipping. Pair with iced coffee or light beers. Great for golf course smoking - the tubo survives bag rattling. Not a flavor bomb but consistently satisfying.
