Can someone help me identify this Comacho?

[craigchilds]

My sister sent me a "grab bag" of cigars for my birthday. One of them is a Comacho maduro about 3 inches long with both ends tapered to a point -- like a double-sided torpedo.

Can anyone identify which cigar this is? I've never seen it before, and I couldn't find it on the Comacho web site.

Thanks.

[Smokestack Jack]

What does the cigar band look like? That might help in identifying the cigar.

[Sigarz]

well after a little research it seems the shortest Camacho I can find is 4.5 inches and since you are describing a perfecto I wonder check this link out tell me if this is what you have. otherwise i have no idea...

http://www.famous-smoke.com/cigars/s...cfm/inum/23101

[replicant_argent]

sounds like the only camacho I have smoked, lol. Perfecto, camacho coyolar puro #1, as I recall. Fine smoke. Enjoy, wish I had about 5 or 6 resting in the humi, if that is any indication.

[xxwaldoxx]

Originally Posted by replicant_argent

sounds like the only camacho I have smoked, lol. Perfecto, camacho coyolar puro #1, as I recall. Fine smoke. Enjoy, wish I had about 5 or 6 resting in the humi, if that is any indication.

If it is in fact a Camacho Coyolar, It is a very enjoyable smoke. Just make sure to have something in your stomach before smoking

[lenguamor]

Exactly, a coyolar perfecto.

Nice stick. I got a couple of rothschilds at the big Smoke in Vegas; the first was not a good experience because I tried to smoke it there and it was dry...the second I smoked recently and it was great. Strong, though - beware!

I ordered some perfectos recently for my humi.

[craigchilds]

Yes, this Camacho Coyolar Puro #1 is what she gave me. Thanks!

I smoked it yesterday while doing yardwork and watching my 1-year old play with the dog. Great-tasting cigar, but it was too overpowering. I don't think I've ever tried a cigar that strong before. I looked it up at CI.com, and it is made with 100% ligero leaves. no wonder!