The most controversial cigar of 2018: Viaje Bales on Bales. It’s the leading candidate to-date, albeit, you’ll need to be following a RoMa Craft Tabac-related...Read More

In February, Viaje Cigars shipped the latest version of Juntos, a series of cigars produced in collaboration with other prominent cigar makers that is named...Read More

As part of its spring 2018 releases, Viaje introduced a new extension to its series of pepper-themed cigars, while bringing back a line it originally...Read More

While Viaje is a company that has somewhat eschewed the idea of “regular production” cigars, it certainly has embraced the idea of “regular appearances.” The...Read More

It’s rare that I wait just over five years to revisit a cigar, yet that’s exactly the case with a redux of the Viaje 5th...Read More

In 2016, Viaje introduced a new cigar line just for Europe—or so that was the plan. Circa ’45 was shown off at the 2016 Inter-tabac...Read More

In the encyclopedia of Viaje releases, there should be a special section devoted to the company’s unique packaging styles from the decade of Andre Farkas’...Read More

It wasn’t Viaje’s first cigar line, it wasn’t the line that got the company end-of-year praise from Cigar Aficionado in 2010, but I’d be willing to argue...Read More

While Tatuaje’s Monster Series has become arguably the best known Halloween cigar release in recent years, there have been other cigars released around the holiday...Read More

For the 2017 release of its Halloween-themed cigar, Viaje seemed to be keeping it simple: a single, 5 x 58 vitola, much the same as...Read More

Hamaki is the Japanese word for cigar. It was only a matter of time before it found its way onto a cigar, and Andre Farkas,...Read More