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The Viaje Skull and Bones Grand Slam Camo Orange is a 6 x 56 toro from Viaje’s December 2024 Grand Slam trio, which halfwheel reports as Nicaraguan puros made at Aganorsa from Aganorsa-grown leaf. Hiland’s Cigars rates it medium-full, and we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Viaje Skull and Bones Grand Slam Camo Orange is a 6 x 56 toro from Viaje’s December 2024 Grand Slam trio. Citing retailer listings, halfwheel describes it as a Nicaraguan puro rolled at the Aganorsa factory from Aganorsa-grown tobacco. halfwheel adds that Viaje had not shared details on its social media, and we found no official blend sheet.
What It Tastes Like
We found no Cigar Aficionado, halfwheel or Cigar Coop review of the Camo Orange, so there is no score to share. Retailer Hiland’s Cigars gives it a Corojo wrapper and medium-full strength and mentions earth, spice and cedar with a soft sweetness.
Who It’s For
- Camo band collectors who want the orange cigar beside the Yellow and Green.
- Aganorsa fans curious to taste that farm’s leaf under Viaje’s label.
- Smokers who like a thick toro with a full 56 ring over six inches.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- An all-Aganorsa Nicaraguan puro, per halfwheel’s retailer-sourced report
- Hiland’s medium-full rating agrees with our listing
Cons
- No professional review or score yet
- Viaje hasn’t said how the orange blend differs from its two trio-mates
About the Grand Slam Camo Trio
halfwheel’s Skull and Bones log groups the Camo Green, Camo Orange and Camo Yellow under December 2024, all at 6 x 56. True to a series that borrows bomb names, Grand Slam refers to a British earthquake bomb used in 1945; the Tsar Bomba camo cigars of December 2023 came before it.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Viaje Skull and Bones Grand Slam Camo Yellow: the yellow-banded Grand Slam, likewise 6 x 56 and built from Aganorsa leaf, per halfwheel.
- Aganorsa Leaf Supreme Leaf Corojo Gran Toro: a 6 x 56 under Aganorsa’s own brand, which Corona Cigar lists with a Nicaraguan Corojo ’99 wrapper.
- Viaje Skull and Bones Logan: a Wolverine-themed 6 x 56 Skull and Bones that halfwheel said was due to start shipping in late August, with blend and factory kept private.
- Viaje Skull and Bones Daisy Cutter 2024: a much shorter cigar (4 x 54 on our listing) reviving the Daisy Cutter name, which halfwheel lists as the first Skull and Bones release, from May 2010.
Viaje Skull and Bones Grand Slam Camo Orange FAQ
How strong is the Viaje Skull and Bones Grand Slam Camo Orange?
Viaje hasn’t published a strength rating. Hiland’s Cigars lists it as medium-full, and our listing uses the same rating.
What is the Grand Slam named after?
A British bomb of roughly 22,000 pounds, designed for earthquake-style damage and dropped on targets in Germany in 1945, according to halfwheel.
How does the Camo Orange differ from the Camo Yellow?
Both are 6 x 56 Nicaraguan puros of Aganorsa tobacco. halfwheel reports that the three Grand Slam blends differ, though Viaje has not spelled out how.
What wrapper is on the Camo Orange?
Viaje hasn’t named it. Hiland’s Cigars lists a Corojo wrapper, and halfwheel reports that the whole cigar uses Aganorsa-grown Nicaraguan leaf.
Find every Viaje cigar on our shelves, camo-banded or not, on the Viaje cigars brand page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Medium-Full |
| Shape | Toro |
| Wrapper | Nicaragua |
| Binder | Nicaragua |
| Filler | Aganorsa Nicaragua |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 56 |
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