Description
The Viaje White Label Project Blunderbuss is a 6 x 56 toro gordo with a Corojo 99 wrapper, released by Viaje in August 2024 as part of its experimental WLP series. Retailer Atlantic Cigar lists the binder, filler and factory as undisclosed.
What It Tastes Like
We found no scored review of Blunderbuss and no flavor notes from Viaje, so we won’t invent any. What is documented is its age: halfwheel reported box labels dated May 2023, and that a crowded release calendar kept them waiting for an open slot. Viaje itself said the blend was rolled more than a year before release. Atlantic Cigar rates the strength medium-full.
Who It’s For
- Corojo wrapper fans curious about a Viaje blend built around that leaf.
- WLP followers who enjoy trying Farkas’s one-off experiments.
- Fans of thick toros with some pre-release age.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Rolled more than a year before it shipped, per Viaje
- A thick 56 ring gauge in a 6-inch length
- Easy to smoke beside Dark Matter to compare wrappers
Cons
- No published professional reviews to set expectations
- Binder, filler and factory are undisclosed, and sources differ on the wrapper name (Corojo 99 or Criollo 99)
About the Viaje White Label Project
Viaje launched the White Label Project in January 2011 with a tweaked take on its Summerfest blend. halfwheel describes the series as a long run of very different cigars linked mainly by their packaging, and Cigar Coop notes Viaje also uses it to try out future blends.
Pairing and Storage
Our cigar pairing guide suggests bourbon or espresso for medium cigars and aged rum for fuller ones, so a medium-full toro like this can go either way. Keep it at steady humidity with our humidor basics guide.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Viaje White Label Project Dark Matter: the 2024 WLP twin, also 6 x 56, under a San Andrés maduro wrapper.
- Viaje Honey And Hand Grenades The Shank: a shorter 5 1/4 x 52 Viaje that halfwheel lists as all-Nicaraguan under criollo.
- Viaje The Geisha San Andres: a long 6 3/4 x 52 perfecto if you prefer a tapered shape.
Viaje White Label Project Blunderbuss FAQ
How strong is the Viaje White Label Project Blunderbuss?
We found no strength rating from Viaje and no professional review. Atlantic Cigar lists it as medium-full, which is how we list it too.
What tobacco is in the Blunderbuss?
halfwheel lists a Corojo 99 wrapper, and Cigar Coop calls it Corojo. Atlantic Cigar instead lists Nicaraguan Criollo 99 and shows the binder, filler and factory as undisclosed.
How is Blunderbuss different from Dark Matter?
The wrapper. Blunderbuss wears Corojo 99, while Dark Matter uses a Mexican San Andrés maduro leaf. Both are 6 x 56.
What does White Label Project mean on a Viaje cigar?
It is Viaje’s label for experimental work. Owner Andre Farkas described it in 2011 as a home for trial blends, new shapes, mash-ups and even factory mistakes.
Browse the rest of Farkas’s catalog, from WLP experiments to seasonal blends, on our Viaje cigars page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Strength | Medium-Full |
| Origin | |
| Wrapper | Corojo |
| Binder | Secret |
| Filler | Secret |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 56 |

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