Five review challange.

**TheSilentChamber** · 08-27-2006, 11:41 AM

half way though, still plenty of time for alot more people to enter.

**Cabaiguan Juan** · 08-29-2006, 07:27 AM

I didn't quote this properly, but its in the reviews section nontheless:

I was gifted this one by the owner of my local B&M. After letting it sit for a little bit I finally caved and lit up my first Camacho. The experience I was about to partake could shape the future of Camacho and me for ever...
The cigar had a nice look to it and a good looking sheen on the wrapper. At first the cigar was strong with a light chocolate taste. Not doing my homework on this one before I lit it up, I thought I was on a maduro ride. After 3/4" of a beautiful burn, the flavor took a right turn to Cameroon town, I was a bit surprised. I'm not much of a Cameroon fan, but this cigar defiantly presented Cameroon to me well. After the switch to Cameroon, the strength mellowed down a little to a more medium level. The entire time the draw was perfect and the volume of smoke was good. Overall it was a great experience, and was a real good first impression of Camacho. My B&M is having a Camacho event this Thursday and I will defiantly be there. I have plans on trying out their corojo lines.

**TheSilentChamber** · 09-03-2006, 03:22 PM

I'm going to keep this open for a few more weeks to see if we can get any more entries. Come on people, it contributes to the site, and you could get some free smokes and an ashtray out of the deal.

**Cabaiguan Juan** · 09-05-2006, 08:07 AM

My 5th review, I can now smoke in peace!

Originally Posted by Cabaiguan Juan

11/18
I picked this up at Bethesda Tobacco’s(my local B&M) Camacho event last night. I’m on a corojo kick right now and decided that I needed to see what a pure premium corojo cigar was all about. Lucky for me it was buy 3 get one free night and I took advantage of that. I love the simplicity of the label that both the 11/18 and the 07/05. I really like the look of the 07/05, but opted to smoke the 11/18 instead, lets me look at them in my humi a little longer! It had perfect construction. Evenly brown, not overly oily. The hippy in me would call it a very organic looking cigar. Upon lighting it up, it started off almost immediately with sweet corojo flavor, just what I wanted. The draw was great, and I had no burn problems. The flavor was as consistent as could be, sweet corojo flavor though out the entire smoke. I didn’t find the corojo to be as rich as what I get from a Punch Rare Corojo, but this cigar was also real corojo and not a hybrid. For you corojo fans out there, give this a shot. You’ll enjoy this, but for the price tag, $9 a stick, you may consider the $5 robusto instead.

**Cabaiguan Juan** · 09-20-2006, 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

I'm going to keep this open for a few more weeks to see if we can get any more entries. Come on people, it contributes to the site, and you could get some free smokes and an ashtray out of the deal.

So what is the status with this contest? Is it still open, or closed?