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Rommel Santamaria

30 Nov 2008
10:00 (EST)

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The flavor was a little herbal and earthy. Medium bodied smoke but not full flavored. The consruction is good, burn was even at times. I had some trouble lighting a couple of times but after it settled it was good from there. It's not so expensive but it's not the best 4 dollar cigar.

Lucius Spengler

30 Nov 2008
08:44 (EST)

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Medium- to full-bodied smokers will find a lot to love with the Churchill of the Camacho Negro line. Compared to most smokes of its ilk, this pup does not boast any harshness whatsoever, putting it above most cigars in terms of its smoking potentials. Considering the fact that it's not as expensive unlike most good smokes in the market, this pup has great construction and draw to compliment its complex taste. Overall, the Chuchill is an awesome cigar at an extraordinary value.

Stella Lipnicki

30 Nov 2008
08:03 (EST)

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One of the milder Camachos, well-made, with an even burn and packed with tasty Honduran tobacco. Nice for a break, but I guess I'm just too much of a full-flavor gal. Happy I tried it, but won't be going back.

Eleonor Poole

30 Nov 2008
06:17 (EST)

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This a strong bodied cigar. This is great for those who enjoy strong and full flavored cigars. Well constructed, a little tight on the draw but manageable, burn is good for the most part. It's in my humble opinion, not great as an everyday smoke. For those special occasions, a couple of these can really put you in the mood. A little pricey but reasonable for an occasional smoke.

Cassie Fairchild

27 Nov 2008
07:46 (EST)

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Despite the first miscues of the Negro Churchill, this medium-bodied pup turned in a fine smoking performance. Getting pass the overpowering grassy taste and the clumsy burn in the first third, the cigar finds it way to a combination of spice and pepper making an indelible mark to the smokers that will surely have them beating this baby down the nub! It also helps the cheap price tag of this cigar considering its fine and honed flavors. I suggest you pick the Churchill out from the stores and give it a try. Share my enthusiasm, will you!