Camacho Imperial Stout Barrel-Aged is back

Camacho Imperial Stout Barrel-Aged is back. Davidoff from Geneva USA has begun shipping Camacho Imperial Stout Barrel-Aged - a 6 x 50 toro based on the brand's Triple Maduro - in stores across the country, now in boxes. The Camacho Imperial Stout Barrel-Aged made its debut in 2017 as a partnership between Davidoff's Honduran brand, Cigar Dojo and Smoke Inn. The cigar uses a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper over a Honduran Binder corojo and Brazilian, Dominican and Honduran corojo tripe. The latter tobacco was aged in barrels originally used to age bourbon before being shipped to Oskar Blues, a Colorado brewery, to reach the 10-year Fiddy age, the bulk of the brand. These barrels were then shipped to Diadema Cigars de Honduras SA, in Honduras, and used to age cape de corojo in Honduras. The cigar is now offered to retailers across the country, limited to 4,000 boxes of 10 cigars; the original cigars were sold in packs. The price is set at $10. By Charlie Minato