Review Notes: as many of you know, i age cigars to smoke later on in life...i took a box of these and aged them well over 2 years.... totally changed from when first bought... really a mouth watering experience... complex... changed flavors... not your boring cigar.... highly recommend this one to any cigar smoker... try aging your cigars to see the difference...

Review Notes: This cigar line should really be grouped with Camacho because Camacho makes it. However it's not your typical Camacho. Milder than the Corojo regular line, 7/05, 11/18, Diploma, SLR and Coyolar (all of which I've tried). I'd rather stick to the Diploma and the 11/18 which I think is Camacho's best, but the Legend-Ario is a decent, medium bodied sort of nutty, woody and slighty sweet smoke. Interesting taste that's for sure, and interesting shape. Loses its flavor fairly quick which also seems to plague Camachos. Seems like every Camacho I've ever had starts out like a 10 cigar, then loses about 80% of its flavor after a few minutes. Burn is somewhat suspect as is usual for Camacho; tunneling and relighting seem to go hand in hand with this brand. Low price for this cigar makes it worth a try.

Review Notes: The construction on this stick is good, but not great. Both of the samples I’ve tried were a little soft, and though they burned evenly the loose roll contributed to a fast burn-- about 40 minutes per stick. The El Legend-Ario is mild by Camacho standards. I’m accustomed to the Corojo and Havana lines, which are comparatively strong and peppery. This one is almost bland by comparison. The predominate flavor is mildly bitter coffee, with a nice woody overtone. There isn’t too much of a transition as its burns to the end, just a smidgeon of pepper making an appearance on the finale.

Review Notes: A very attractive cigar, although mine didn't come with a label (maybe that is how they are marketed, don't really know). Tightly rolled, excellent construction that burned very well and produced LOTS of smoke. Medium-full bodied with strong notes of leather and earth. Was a bit harsh about half-way through, but some aging will probably help with that. Overall, a good product from Camacho that will probably be more complex with about 6 months + of aging.

Review Notes: AWESOME, FULL BODIED, CONSISTENCY UNMATCHED, GREAT FLAVOR, A HOMERUN