Camacho

Camacho Cigars was founded in 1961 by Simon Camacho. Simon Camacho passed in 1990, leaving Camacho Cigars to fall from grace, to later be revived. In 1995, Camacho Cigars was acquired by the Eiroa Family and revived. Production moved from Nicaragua to Honduras, allowing Christian Eiroa to apply his expertise and reinvigorate the brand. Around the launch of the Camacho Corojo, the Eiroa Family became one of the leaders in the US cigar industry. But the Eiroa Family didn’t hold on to Camacho for too much longer, because in 2008 Camacho Cigars and its Rancho Jamastran factory in Danli, Honduras sold to the Davidoff Group. Now owned by one of the most sought after brands, Camacho Cigars has become one of the leading cigar companies with some of the most premier cigars in the game.