カマチョ コロホ

The two-year aging really shows—it burns slow and even, and that robust Corojo wrapper hits with a smooth, Havana-like finish that stays complex down to the last third. I lit one up after dinner and didn't want it to end. Zero harshness, just pure depth.

That 2010 Cigar Aficionado ranking caught my eye, and after lighting one up, I get why it placed so high. The draw is perfect and that robust Corojo flavor stays smooth right down to the nub.

The two-year-aged vintage tobaccos really deliver that smooth, robust flavor I was hoping for. The burn was even the whole time, just a little snug on the draw initially. A solid smoke that almost lives up to the hype.