Review Notes: This cigar has some interesting cousins (Morro Castle and Baccarat), but certainly has enough personality of its own. There seems to be vastly differing flavor reception from various smokers. I got flavors of leather most of the way, and a slightly steely finale. It produces a very full smoke and an even temperature from the effortless draw. For those of you who have the habit of leaving the label on as you smoke, this one has a very classic-style band. Additionally, it was reported to me that my clothing did not stink following the enjoyment of this pleasant puff. Unfortunately, the strong fragrance of bourbon on my breath was not met with the same degree of forgiveness. The Camacho is perhaps the most pleasing from the Eiroa Family... it is a great straight-forward cigar, and can be enjoyed equally whether you give it calm dedication and attention, or are experiencing severe nagging. If you rarely receive nagging, showing up with bourbon on your breath is a sure cure. If you are nagged too often, I recommend the same cure.