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Redux: Viaje White Label Project Fifty Fifty Red

Today’s redux review is of a cigar I reviewed way back in June of 2011, the Viaje White Label Project Fifty Fifty Red. I bought a bundle of these when they were released, but I don’t think I have smoked one since the first review. Here is what I said about the Viaje White Label [...]

Redux: Viaje Zombie

Back in April of 2011, Andre Farkas of Viaje Cigars attended an event at Tobacco Grove in Minnesota. Right before the event Charlie broke the news that there would be a new cigar with a new blend AND a new vitola that would be sold at the event.   _______________________________________________________________________   Here is what I [...]

Review: Viaje Platino Samurai (2012)

For those of you that don’t know… As with a lot of his Limited Edition releases, Andre Farkas of Viaje Cigars has once again released the “Samurai”, a limited edition Corona Gorda in the Platino blend. _______________________________________________________________________   This is what I said about the Samurai in the review in 2010: In 2009, Viaje started the [...]

Review: Viaje White Label Project Stuffed Turkey

For those of you that don’t know… This past year, Viaje has started to release cigars in a new series. Dubbed the White Label Project (WLP for short), these cigars are meant to be basically one-off releases that most likely will never be seen again, unlike most of his other blends, which are released around [...]

Review: Viaje Satori Karma (2011)

Today we will be taking a look at a Limited annual release from Viaje, the Satori Karma 2011! In 2010 Andre Farkas and his brand Viaje showed up at the IPCPR trade show in New Orleans with a limited cigar called Satori, which is a Japanese word that means “sudden spiritual enlightenment. It was a [...]

Review: Viaje Exclusivo Atlantic Cigar Co. 15th Anniversary Lancero (Prerelease)

For those of you that don’t know… There has been a growing trend in recent years for the makers of cigars to release the blends that they make for themselves to smoke as limited releases for the rest of us to enjoy. Much like Pete Johnson’s Black Label and Steve Saka’s Liga Privada No. 9, [...]

Review: Viaje Skull and Bones “?” Box-Pressed (2011)

Today we will be taking a look at an annual release from Viaje, the Skull and Bones “?”. In May 2010, Viaje released the very first Skull and Bones cigar called the Daisy Cutter, a 4 x 54 Petit Robusto made with a Nicaraguan Sun Grown Criollo wrapper and a heavy leaf Nicaraguan blend, only [...]

Review: Viaje Oro Koa (Prerelease)

Today we will be taking a look at a highly anticipated cigar for all you Corona Gorda lovers out there, the Viaje Oro Koa! In 2009, Viaje started allowing two different retailers to choose a vitola of one of their two core lines of cigars, the Oro and the Platino, with different numbers (usually under [...]

Review: Viaje Skull and Bones Little Boy

Today we will be taking a look at one of the newest releases from Viaje, the Skull and Bones Little Boy! What’s looking like an annual release (despite this years biannual release), the Skull and Bones Red Label is a take on the original Skull and Bones release the Skull and Bones Daisy Cutter and offers [...]

Review: Viaje White Label Project Fifty Fifty Red

For those of you that don’t know… This past year, Viaje has started to release cigars in a new series. Dubbed the White Label Project, these cigars are meant to be basically one off releases that most likely, unlike most of his other cigars, which are released around the same time every year. As Andre [...]