Camacho is a bold, unapologetic brand rooted in the Corojo tobacco tradition of Honduras and the legacy of the Eiroa family—whose influence also runs through CLE Cigar Company. Acquired by Davidoff (Oettinger Davidoff AG) in 2008, Camacho retained its identity as a powerhouse brand for smokers who want strength, spice, and attitude rather than subtlety.
Core lines including Corojo, Connecticut, Triple Maduro, Broadleaf, and Ecuador cover a spectrum from classic Honduran fire to more modern wrapper experiments. Under the Davidoff corporate umbrella alongside Zino and other holdings, Camacho gives the luxury group a credible entry in the "loud and proud" segment of the market. The brand's history—from Christian Eiroa's ownership to its current global distribution—illustrates how Honduran Corojo heritage and corporate scale can coexist without diluting the product's core character.