Viaje White Label Project Path of Totality

Description

The Viaje White Label Project Path of Totality is a genuine celestial tribute — a cigar Andre Farkas built specifically to commemorate a total solar eclipse, released under Viaje’s experimental White Label banner.

Construction & Origin

This 6 x 54 box-pressed toro is finished in a dark, oily Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, hand-rolled at an undisclosed Nicaraguan factory — true to Viaje’s tradition of keeping details close to the vest. As part of the White Label Project, this release is Farkas’s way of testing bold new ideas before deciding whether they earn a full, standalone release. Just 200 boxes of 30 were ever produced.

Flavor Profile

Full-bodied and rich, this cigar delivers dark chocolate, espresso, earth, cedar, black pepper, and a touch of spice, with some reviewers also noting intoxicating floral and fruit-forward aromas — honeysuckle, tangerine, and rose — on the unlit wrapper. It’s built for experienced smokers who want real depth and complexity in every draw.

Why It’s Sought After

White Label Project releases only happen a handful of times a year, and with just 200 boxes made worldwide, Path of Totality sold through quickly at most retailers who carried it. Once our allocation is gone, this exact blend won’t be back — a genuine one-time release, not a marketing line. It’s part of the same shipment cycle as Viaje’s Circa ’45 relaunch, making it a natural pairing for anyone building out a serious Viaje collection.