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    Default Your request is my command

    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    Love this series guys, good job!! If you take requests, I would like to see your thoughts on the Camacho 1962.
    I'll smoke it this evening. Full-bodied cigar, maybe a premium lager? Come on 5 o'clock!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeDubya View Post
    I'll smoke it this evening. Full-bodied cigar, maybe a premium lager? Come on 5 o'clock!
    Cool, thanks. I'll be interested to read the review......try for a fairly high hops lager and see what you think about the combo, SamAdams Boston Lager works for me.

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    Default Camacho 1962

    I'll smoke mine after, and compare notes with DeeDubya. I have had several of these and I love 'em. (And my wife likes the little perfectos!)
    Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities... because it is the quality which guarantees all others.
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    Default Camacho 1962 Churchhill 7x48

    Let me begin with the ending. I could not find a single outstanding attribute in this cigar. Having said that, I must also say that nearly everything about this cigar is good. All together, they compose a symphony of pleasure that makes it one hell of a fine smoke. No single attribute overwhelms another. One can certainly experience a "master's touch" with the 1962.

    For me it was closer to medium than full bodied, but still full-flavored. I think well-balanced best describes it in one fell swoop.
    The wrapper is Habano seed Criollo, buttery-smooth, oily, hardly a vein to be seen. Only a slight indication of press ridges on either side that could be felt but not seen.
    It burned even and drew well. The ash had some clouds of grey, but held firm. I believe the filler tobaccos are aged Honduran which make for a creamy smooth flavor and slight hint of earthyness. Maybe a tinge of pepper toward the end. Oh yes, till the very end. A forensic arson specialist couldn't identify what was left of this stogie.
    As per Ashauler's suggestion, I enjoyed it with a Samual Adams Boston. Good choice.
    I believe I will be introducing a few of these to the rest of my humi clan.

    On a scale of 1-10 I rate this cigar 9.3

    Thanks again to KC for sending a special cigar to end the week.

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    Excellent review!! I must say that I concur with your opinions almost exactly. This smoke is a very fine example, imho, of the med-strength yet very flavorful cigar. Might I suggest that you try the corona size. Glad you enjoyed the Sam Adams pairing as well.

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    I agree that the 1962 are excellent. I really enjoyed the one that I got.

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    It's going to be perhaps 2 weeks before I can squeeze in another review. Deedubya, take the helm! Perhaps someone else can jump in as well.
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    Don Lino Africa Duma

    Last evening I had pleasure of trying this cigar that I had not seen before. Thanks to KC for sending me one. KC reviewed it (post #49) and I wouldn't try to improve on that thesis of a review. Although, I can't vouch for it tasting like the road dust in Mogadishu. He gave it an 88.5 and I would have to go along with that rating.
    Last edited by DeeDubya; 04-06-2008 at 03:03 PM. Reason: typos

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