Camacho Ecuador is assessed as full strength and full-bodied, featuring tones of pepper with light floral and citrus notes for balance. This cigar received a well-deserved 91-rating noting: "This attractive torpedo starts with an upfront punch of coffee and chocolate before taking on touches of sweet graham cracker and molasses." The start provides a mix of red pepper and earth notes, soon joined by a sharper cedar note that provides a mix of sweetness and spice. The name comes from the fact that this cigar features a Habano Ecuador wrapper. According to Camacho, "The Ecuador Habano leaf is one of the most storied tobaccos in Camacho's arsenal, a wrapper unique unto itself in color, texture and aroma. Grown in the rugged and nitrogen rich soils beneath the towering Andes Mountains, a majestic region where tobacco-growing first took hold thousands of years ago. Ecuador Habano is one of the most versatile wrapper leaves in existence". The cigar is being made at Agroindustras Laepe, S.A. in Honduras and features a four country multi-national blend. This cigar is the seventh core line to be released by Camacho Cigars since the company initiated its "Bold Standard" campaign and is an entirely new line and new blend. Professional reviewers have identified flavors including creaminess, caramel/butterscotch, sweet bread, cocoa, espresso, black cherry, anise, and beer. This is reported to be one of the favorite sticks from Camacho, providing a nice blend of flavors and showcasing its tobaccos very well, and is also highly affordable costing around $7.50.