Review Notes: Even though Camacho is my "go-to" cigar, haven't smoked the Coyolar before and having read some of the prior reviews, was a bit skeptical of this coming in. But at 3.00 per stick on C-Bid, how far wrong can you go, right ? Didn't let this sit in the humi long before lighting it up, but no big deal in this case. From the very first, this hits your palate with a ton of spice. More so than any Camacho Corojo. The burn was nice and even, and the draw was very good. About midway thru this shortie, it smoothed out and just was hard to put down. Yes, it is somewhat one-dimensional and lacking in complexity of flavor. But that one dimension is very enjoyable for those who like the full-bodied cigars. Toward the last 1.5 inch, the rich cocoa, strong coffee flavor came through and this turned out to be a nubber. My only regret is the size of this cigar. Will be very curious to see how this will turn out in 6' inch version. A cigar that is well worth returning to again, especially for the price. Camacho comes through again.

Review Notes: Got this for free from my local smoke shop. Read the reviews before I smokeed it. Let it sit in my humi for a few weeks then let it sit out 1 day to dry out to try and avoid the burn problems. Still had a little burn problems but nothing major, just make sure you smoke it slow. The flavor was pretty straight forward strong tobacco, but good. This is my first Camacho and from all the other reviews I need to try the Corojo.

Review Notes: Like some of the other reviews, this one had burn problems. Canoeing badly, finally couldn't even get the last third re-lit. While it burned, it had a pleasant, though simply straightforward, tobacco flavor. Nothing to write home about, and overpriced for the size.

Review Notes: Tremendous burn problems right from the start. Had to re-torch it 3 or 4 times and still couldn't get it to burn straight. My dilemma is when it was smokeable it tuned out to be a tasty little devil. If Camacho can figure out how to roll this size it could be a decent short smoke.

Review Notes: This cigar was not up to being smoked. The wrapper was very veiny and had some oil on it. The construction was loose and soft. The pre lit draw was ok with some spice to it. The foot lit and I took one are two puffs and settled in with what could have been a nice smoke yet I had to re light the cigar 5 times after each time it was lit and I would let it sit for not even 60 sec it was out and had to be re lit. I gave up, way to much work for such a little cigar.